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What else should you have prepared?

1. Images of you and/or your products

2. Many people balk at having their picture on the site, but I once got a customer in online bidding, because I was the only bidder who put my face on my website!
   In other words, I was a real person making the bid for her work. People like to 'see' the person they are doing business with.

3. The text for the content pages

4. Write simply, with your own 'voice', or with the tone of your business image.

5. Formatting — headings, etcetera — should be left to the styling laid out by the template. I 'train' you in how this works, but it is very simple to achieve.

6. A list of the products/services that you are selling/promoting

7. This is usually how I work out the main sections of a website.

A list of your likes and dislikes

1. Collect some sample website addresses to gauge what you have in mind for your own web site design.
2. This is clear style indicator and saves me from working on something you will hate!

3. Your logo if you have one

4. I can design that for you too if you need one, and have done so for many of my clients.

5. The time frame you have in mind

6. This is so important!

7. Busy people can sometimes forget that they need to approve/edit the site design and content. Try to be realistic about how much time you need to get everything together.