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What Is Needed To Build a Good Website Proposal?
Someone recently asked what does it take to write a good website proposal?  They didn't tell what the site was, what it would do, if it already existed, ...  all they had was a maximum budget. 
Here was my answer:The construction cost of a website is based on what it does and how much function/content is required to achieve that end.   So to state a maximum budget without knowing what you're building is like saying you will not pay more than x for painting an unknown house. A good proposal accurately represents end user expectations and unless the development is simple, the statement of work must include the customer as one of the active members of the development team.Most poorly implemented websites result from designers not know how and/or customers not knowing what.
Customers are usually not so good at explaining their vision, often because they don't have one, and technical people sometimes are too eager based on what they think will suffice, or worse, what they did last time.A good proposal includes:- an explanation of the process that will be used (see design process below)
- at least one customer stakeholder being part of the group
- a list of tangible deliverables (what ... more

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