Context and priorities
Introduce the business, audience, and main challenge. Identify the most important outcome and any deadlines or constraints that affect the work.
LET’S MAKE A PLAN
Book a meeting.
Discuss your website, software, or design requirements with Shaun Adams. Use the scheduling link to view the available times and complete your booking.
PROJECT DISCOVERY
A useful first conversation.
Share the context behind your project, ask questions, and explore which service or combination of services fits your needs.
- Introduce your business and target audience
- Discuss your current challenge and desired outcome
- Review the services and deliverables you have in mind
- Identify content, access, and timeline dependencies
- Agree on the information needed for a proposed scope
The scheduler opens in a new tab. Your meeting is confirmed only after you complete the booking there.
BEFORE THE MEETING
Bring your ideas.
We’ll clarify the next step.
You do not need a finished technical specification. A short explanation of your business, your goals, and what is currently not working is enough to start.
Helpful things to have ready
Your website or application link, examples you like, a rough feature or page list, target dates, and your budget range will make the conversation more productive.
Prefer to email first?
Send your brief to Shaunadams010@gmail.com. You can include questions or reference links before scheduling.
Pricing and delivery dates are confirmed through an agreed project scope rather than assumed during booking.
GET MORE FROM THE CONVERSATION
A discovery meeting is a chance to clarify the problem.
The most useful first conversation connects your business context with the work you have in mind. Explain who the project serves, what is happening today, and which change would make the biggest difference. You can bring an early idea or a detailed brief; both are valid starting points.
Where possible, prepare a few examples: your current site or tool, a page you find confusing, an output you need to create, or a workflow that takes too many steps. These references make it easier to discuss the requirement concretely.
Before booking, review the available times in the scheduler and confirm the time zone displayed there. Follow the scheduling steps and check the resulting confirmation for the final meeting details. Opening the scheduling link alone does not complete a booking.
DISCUSSION OUTLINE
A practical agenda for your project.
Requirements and open questions
Discuss possible pages, deliverables, workflows, or assets. Identify what is already decided and which areas still need investigation or input.
A useful next step
Determine what information is needed to prepare a scope. Depending on the project, this may include content, examples, technical access details to arrange later, or a more detailed requirements brief.
MORE ANSWERS
Details worth discussing.
Does the meeting include a final quotation?
Not automatically. A reliable proposal may require additional information or a review of existing materials. Pricing and timing are confirmed in the agreed project scope.
Can a colleague join the discussion?
If another person owns the content, technical requirements, or approvals, their input may be helpful. Follow the options in the scheduler or email to coordinate participation.
What if the scheduler does not show a suitable time?
Email Shaunadams010@gmail.com with your time zone, a few preferred windows, and a short description of the project. Availability can then be discussed directly.