Turn a feature into something you can sign off
Describe one thing you want built. Get a user story, draft acceptance criteria, the questions to answer before anyone quotes, and a milestone row for the statement of work. Add as many features as you like, then copy the lot.
01 / The feature
The criteria are a starting draft. Every business has its own rules; the point is to write them down before the build, not argue about them after it.
Draft
Describe a feature to see a draft.
Your list
| Feature | Output | Cost | Sign-off |
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Copied. Paste it into your brief or an email.
Nothing you enter is sent anywhere. “Talk this through” copies the list into the enquiry form for you to check and send.
Two versions of the truth
A brief without acceptance criteria lets the client and the agency read the same words differently. Nobody finds out until something is built, every gap becomes a change request, and the cost lands somewhere. Criteria written before the build give everyone the same test.
A brief agencies can price
Scoping turns a list like this into milestones, costs and a statement of work, from £750 fixed. Project scoping & agency selection