Website Planning Workbook
Plan goals, audiences, pages, content, features and launch responsibilities.
Downloadable workbooks, audit checklists and browser-based tools covering planning, design, development, SEO, accessibility, performance, security and long-term ownership.
Search by topic or filter the collection. Each resource connects back to the guide that explains the subject in more depth.
Plan goals, audiences, pages, content, features and launch responsibilities.
A concise planning checklist for early project discussions and scope reviews.
Audit an existing website, preserve valuable content and prepare a safer migration.
Test layouts, navigation, content, forms and media across realistic device widths.
Map domains, DNS, hosting, browsers, servers, code, databases and APIs.
Define users, workflows, requirements, integrations, risks and release priorities.
Review intent, content, on-page signals, internal links and measurement.
Inspect crawling, indexation, canonicals, redirects, schema and migrations.
Map important pages, contextual links, anchor language and orphan-page risks.
Select, map and validate schema that accurately reflects visible content.
Plan audiences, questions, page roles, content clusters and maintenance.
Improve answer clarity, entity consistency, attribution and supporting evidence.
Review keyboard use, forms, headings, contrast, alternatives and understandable content.
Create a performance budget and review images, fonts, scripts, caching and Core Web Vitals.
Document accounts, updates, backups, recovery, authentication and incident response.
Coordinate content, SEO, forms, analytics, security and post-launch verification.
Turn updates, testing, backups, content reviews and monitoring into a repeatable schedule.
Compare hosting requirements, support, backups, security, email and ownership.
Compare editing needs, ecommerce, ownership, scale and technical constraints.
These tools save progress locally and create printable summaries without requiring an account.
Score design, speed, SEO, accessibility, security, content and measurement.
Open tool →Compare platform directions using goals, editing needs, commerce and scale.
Open tool →Turn guided answers into a printable website project brief.
Open tool →Track 25 launch tasks, save progress locally and print a completion record.
Open tool →Review six SEO categories and produce a prioritized action summary.
Open tool →Bring the completed workbook, tool report or audit notes into a project conversation. That gives us a clearer starting point than a generic request for a new website.
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