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What to find out before you talk to anyone about a new website, whoever you end up choosing. Most of it is a question for your committee or your team, and none of it has to be perfect.

Who, when and how much

Who has the final say on the design and the content, and whose approval is needed at the start?
Who will send the text and pictures, and who will update the site once it’s live?
Is there a date, and is it attached to something real: a concert, an opening, a funding deadline?
Roughly what budget do you have? A bracket is fine.

What you have now

What is your current website’s address, and who can sign in to it?
Who registered your domain name and with which company, and when does it renew?
Do you have your logo as the original file, and any colours or fonts you already use?
Which photos do you own or have permission to use?
What content do you already have: a history, a leaflet, last year’s programme?

What it should do

What are the three things most visitors come to your site for?
What should people be able to do on it, such as buy, book or sign in?
What annoys you about the current site, if you have one?
Which two or three sites do you like, and what do you like about each?

After it launches

How often will it change? Every week, or once a season?
Do you want to make those changes yourselves, or have someone else do them?
Who pays the hosting and the domain, and from which account?

From Tektura. When you’re ready, book a call, or see what it might cost.

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