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August 7, 2011 Posted by Sara in FAQs

What is in a defined scope of work?

A defined scope of work is something that provides a written description every single thing you need for your project, from actions per navigation menus online, to the exact content and images to be used on a rack card. It is something that spells out every nuance of the project. For web design, a scope of work would include at least the following:
  • a wireframe with actions per item included
  • exact description of the graphic elements to be used for header, background, buttons, head tags, etc.
  • exact text to be included on each page, including headers, links, and bullet points
  • exact images to be included in the content, for which page, and if they need to be resized, touched up, or needing a css value.
  • the site to be built live or in a hidden development site
  • all automated responses and emails of where they are to be sent to and how often
  • if there will be a user AND client login, if a database or information storage is needed and if so, what type?
  • social network links or widget coding
  • if training will be needed
  • etc.
If you are not sure what you really need for your business, let me help you define a true scope of work.
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