You don't need a perfect brief to hire a web designer
You’ve been meaning to contact somebody about the website for months. But first you should organise the folder, choose the pages, write the copy, understand SEO, decide what the booking system needs and somehow describe the look in professional design language. So the email remains a draft. Here’s the useful truth: if you could solve all of that alone, you probably wouldn’t need to hire somebody. A good web designer should help you turn the messy version into a clear plan.
Bring the messy version
Five things that are genuinely useful to share
What your designer should help you work out
Red flags: when somebody expects you to be the strategist too
You can begin with, “Hello, I need help with my website.” Tell me what feels wrong, what you wish it did and what you’ve been putting off. We’ll work out the proper brief together.
