Web Design Services in Kenya.Turn your business brief into pages customers can use.

Prepare your business name, contact information, page list and the action you want visitors to take. Supply the text and usable images for those pages, plus any brand material you want included.

• Identify the person who approves the draft.
• Provide accurate service or product details.
• Confirm permission to use photographs and quotes.
• List features that require a separate scope.

Begin with the questions a prospective customer asks before contacting you. Give each proposed page a purpose and decide what action it should support. The Simple Site card states the package allowance and included connections.

Put the final page list in the agreed brief. If the business later adds a booking tool or another service section, discuss that new requirement before treating it as part of the original order.

For each product, supply its name, selling price, photographs, options and availability. Decide where you deliver and how you handle a cancelled order. The live e-commerce card gives the current upload allowance and checkout scope.

Set up the merchant account with your chosen payment provider. Agree which staff member will manage orders and keep product information accurate after handover.

Collect the team’s comments into one agreed response for each review. Point to the affected page, explain what the visitor needs and supply corrected text or an example when appropriate.

The shop offer allows two revision rounds. Agree Simple Site’s allowance separately, and distinguish corrections to the brief from a new feature requested after work begins.

For the shop package, the listed delivery support lasts one week. Agree which issues that period covers and where to send them. Use handover to check access, the order process and the work your staff will carry out.

Name the person who will keep business details and products current after that period. Ask for a separate ongoing service when you need continuing development or maintenance. Confirm Simple Site’s own support terms in its quotation.

Describe who the business serves, the service or products offered and the next step a visitor should take. Provide the correct trading name, contact route and a few real photographs that help explain the work.

Prioritise information a customer needs to make a decision. A homepage does not need to repeat every detail from the service pages; it should help someone reach the appropriate page or send a useful enquiry.

The e-commerce package lists payment-gateway integration for up to two methods. You need the relevant merchant account and approved access details for the chosen provider.

Before launch, use its supported test procedure to check payment status, order notifications and unsuccessful transactions. Integration is not a guarantee that a provider will approve every merchant.

Share the current address, the pages worth keeping and the reasons for changing it. Identify who controls the domain, hosting and content before scheduling the move.

Plan where old page addresses should lead, preserve business email records and test the replacement before switching visitors to it. Include that migration work in the agreed scope.

No specific position should be promised from a design package. Clear page structure and accurate content help visitors and search engines use the site, but search results depend on more than the design work.

Agree any separate SEO research or ongoing service against the goals and deliverables you need.

Use a test message with non-sensitive details, then verify its destination and reply route. Check required fields, error messages and the confirmation shown to the visitor.

Repeat on a phone and confirm that the business checks the receiving inbox or WhatsApp account. A visible form alone is not proof that enquiries arrive.

Ask for the website’s editing method and access handover to be included in the brief. Identify which staff member will change prices, contact information and business content.

Try a small authorised edit during handover and confirm how to recover a mistaken change. Keep access tied to the business rather than a former contractor’s personal account.

Agree timing after the page list, content and requested features are clear. Set dates for content delivery, feedback and final approval so the schedule reflects the work still needed.

Complete the agreed checks before connecting the public domain. A launch date should leave room to fix a failed form, payment or content review.