WEBSITE CONTENT CHECKLIST FOR CLIENTS
From BriefLasso (https://brieflasso.com/guides/website-content-checklist). Free to copy, edit and send to your clients.

Project: ____________________   Content due: ____________   Launch date: ____________

BRAND
[ ] Logo files (SVG or high-res PNG, plus any light/dark or icon versions)
[ ] Brand colours (hex codes if you have them)
[ ] Fonts or brand guidelines document
[ ] Favicon / social profile image, if different from the logo

WORDS (COPY)
[ ] Business name exactly as it should appear, plus tagline
[ ] Home page: who you help, what you offer, why choose you (2–4 short paragraphs)
[ ] About page: your story, team bios
[ ] Services or products: name, short description, price or "from" price for each
[ ] Frequently asked questions and answers
[ ] Calls to action: what should a visitor do (call, book, buy, email)?

IMAGES AND MEDIA
[ ] Photos of you, your team, your premises and your work (originals, not screenshots)
[ ] Product photos
[ ] Videos or links to videos
[ ] Confirmation you own or have licensed every image

TRUST
[ ] Testimonials or reviews, with permission to publish and the name to show
[ ] Logos of clients, certifications or associations (with permission)
[ ] Case studies or portfolio items

CONTACT AND LEGAL
[ ] Business address, phone, email, hours
[ ] Service area
[ ] Social media profile links
[ ] Privacy policy and terms (or confirmation you need them written)
[ ] Business number / registration details if they must appear

ACCESS AND LOGINS
[ ] Domain registrar (who, and who can log in)
[ ] Current hosting and current website admin
[ ] Google Business Profile, Analytics, Search Console
[ ] Email marketing, booking, payments or shop platforms to connect
[ ] Share logins in a password manager or secure note, never plain email

DECISIONS
[ ] Who on your side approves the content, and who has final say
[ ] Pages you want (site map) and any sites you like
[ ] Deadline for content, and the launch date it unlocks

Tip: send items in small batches, give a date for each, and agree up front what happens to the launch date if content is late.