KEN DESIGNERS — WEBSITE AND SOFTWARE PROJECT BRIEF Version: 4 October 2026. Original planning template; adapt to your business. Complete what you know. Mark unknowns for discovery. Do not send passwords, payment credentials, private customer records or production access in a brief. 1. BUSINESS Business name: Business type and location/service area: Contact person and role: Existing public website: Current tools and how the process works: 2. PURPOSE Problem we want to solve (one real example): Primary outcome of the first release: Current baseline, if measured: How we will judge a useful improvement: 3. USERS AND WORKFLOWS User roles (customers/staff/managers): Devices, connection limitations and accessibility needs: Normal task: starting information -> steps -> expected result: Exception task: what can go wrong -> expected handling: Who approves or changes each record: 4. SCOPE Must work at launch: Useful but optional: Later phases: Pages/templates or record types: Approximate users/products/branches/data quantities: Reports/exports needed: 5. CONTENT AND DATA Text/images/brand assets already approved: Content still needed and who supplies it: Editing frequency and responsible staff: Data sources/formats and anonymised sample availability: Who validates imported records/totals: Old URLs or functions that must keep working: 6. INTEGRATIONS Provider and required business workflow: Account owner (no credentials): Access/capabilities confirmed or still unknown: Pending/failed/duplicate event handling required: Who reconciles discrepancies: Provider charges or limits to verify: 7. DELIVERY AND OWNERSHIP Budget range in KES; tax treatment to clarify: One-off versus operating-cost allowance: Target date and reason: Content/approval deadlines: Decision maker: Expected accounts, licences and source rights at handover: Documentation, training, export and backup/recovery requirements: Support hours and incident reporting needs: 8. ACCEPTANCE SCENARIOS For each: role / starting data / action / expected result / approver. Include a normal task, an error, a permission boundary and a recovery check. Website: phone enquiry reaches the intended recipient; all agreed links work. Store: correct variant/price persists; staff can process and reconcile an order. Software: permissions, reports, imports and exports meet agreed examples. 9. QUESTIONS FOR THE SUPPLIER Assumptions and exclusions: Discovery needed before a fixed quotation: Milestones and review evidence: Recurring costs, renewal dates and billing currency: Change-request process: Discuss your completed brief: https://kendesigners.com/contact/ Websites: https://kendesigners.com/services/website-design-kenya/ Software: https://kendesigners.com/services/custom-software-development-kenya/