Website Brief Builder
Answer a few questions about your business and get a clear, structured brief you can send to any web developer — so the quotes you receive cover the same scope and can actually be compared. Nothing you type is stored on our servers.
Two developers quoting from a vague description will quote different things. A brief that states pages, features and content status makes every quote cover the same scope, which is the only way to compare them.
Give every developer you approach the same document. If one comes back with questions the others did not ask, that tells you something about how carefully each one read it.
Open questions are useful. A developer would rather discuss whether you need online booking than build it because a form field was filled in with a guess.
Read more in our guides: how to prepare a website brief, what drives the cost of a business website and what to include on a small business website.
Brief builder: frequently asked questions
What is a website brief?
A website brief is a short document that tells a web developer what your business does, who the website is for, what it must achieve, which pages and features it needs, and any constraints such as timeline or existing branding. A clear brief is what makes quotes comparable.
Is the brief builder free?
Yes. It is free to use, there is no sign-up, and nothing you type is sent to our servers. The brief is assembled in your browser and only leaves it if you copy, download or choose to send it with an enquiry.
Do I have to use AssignmentToppers to build the website?
No. The brief is yours. You can send it to any developer or agency, or to several so that you receive quotes that cover the same scope.
What if I do not know the answer to a question?
Leave it blank or choose "not sure". Saying what you do not know is useful to a developer; guessing is not. The brief marks these as open questions to discuss.