Requirements topics
Define what your site needs to do.
Keep the website’s purpose distinct from the business activities it may need to support. Use these questions to make your requirements specific before inspecting capabilities.
Website purpose
What should visitors understand?
Describe what your business does, who the website is for, and what someone should know before taking the next step. Identify the information that must be available for the site to serve that purpose.
Online store
Do you need to sell products?
Decide whether product selling belongs on the website. Outline what customers would need to browse, choose, and purchase, then record the selling requirements you want to investigate during evaluation.
Services and booking
How should people engage your services?
Distinguish between presenting a service, selling it online, and allowing visitors to book. Describe the customer journey you need, including any scheduling questions that matter to your business.
Implementation priorities
What is essential—and what is still open?
Separate must-have requirements from useful additions. Note the implementation questions that need further investigation, and describe what you would need to see or test to decide whether each requirement is met.