Website development planning documents

Website preliminary investigation phase
Document 1: The main content of the preliminary investigation and analysis report is what kind of investigation has been conducted, the survey object, the survey coverage rate, and the survey result. The conclusions drawn from this result and some constructive comments.
Determine the website theme stage
Document 2: website CI image report mainly covers theme positioning, website naming, website logos, standard colors, standard fonts, and promotion slogans.
Document: similar website Competitive Report. Perform a competitive analysis on similar websites to list their strengths and weaknesses. Determine development goals. The initial goal can be set to a lower level, but it should be reasonable. For example, the target traffic. This report is used throughout the entire lifecycle of the website and must be continuously updated.
Document 3: a detailed description of the website objectives in the website target design manual, including the initial, medium, and final objectives.
Determine website content and stages
Document 4: The website visitor source report describes the target audience (cultural levels, interests, and Internet access conditions) of the website, and estimates the proportion of the audience to the total number of Internet users. It is part of the website Function Analysis Manual.
Document 5: The website Function Analysis Manual describes the following questions: Why do people come to your website? What special services does your website have; why did you come to your website for the first time? Do you want to attract them?
Document 6: the content and functions list clarifies the content and functions required by the website. Use the target list, visitor requirements, and competitive analysis of all the collected information to start two new lists: one is the content elements of the website, and the other is the functions of the website. Add the type of still and potential pages or content for each list. Content types include static, dynamic, functional, and transaction processing. Browse competitor websites and add the content and functions they have but you do not have to your list. When you create these two lists, let everyone create their own lists and then combine them together. Let everyone check the merged list and determine the importance of each entry in the list. Revise your list if necessary.
Document 7: visual directory file list
Document 8: website Hierarchy Chart