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A homepage brief gets more useful when it describes the reader, the benefit, and the next step.
Those three decisions give a designer a starting hierarchy. They also give a client a practical way to review the first concept without reducing the conversation to colors and preferences.
This is a planning framework, not a claim about a client outcome. A specific promise still needs relevant evidence and a working experience behind it.
Use these three questions in your next homepage brief.
most briefs i see skip the next step part entirely. good framework
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