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It is helpful to involve someone who understands the business goals and someone familiar with the day-to-day enquiries or orders. In a small team, that may be the same person. If there are separate sales, marketing or operations responsibilities, explain who manages each step. That context helps identify the questions that matter. You can contact us with an initial summary first; there is no need to arrange a large meeting before sharing the basic requirements.

Tell us which customer journeys are most important now. Some businesses need an online store alongside consultation requests, custom quotations or service enquiries. Those journeys may share information while requiring different actions. Explain what customers can buy directly and what needs a conversation with the team. This helps the discussion focus on a clear first scope. You can contact us before choosing a package if the business model does not fit neatly into one category.

Describe what a customer or team member tries to do and where the process becomes difficult. For example, customers may be unsure which service fits, or the team may copy enquiry details between several places. Include what happens before and after the issue. A short example is often more useful than a list of software features. You do not need to identify the exact technical cause when you first contact ADTEJARI about a project.

Yes. Explain which parts of an example are useful to you, such as the navigation, product presentation or enquiry journey. A reference can help communicate a preference, but the final approach needs to suit your own brand, content and business requirements. Tell us what you want customers to understand or do, rather than only how a page should look. That gives the project conversation a clearer connection between design choices and customer needs.

You can contact our team while you are still exploring options. Share the approximate stage of your planning and what you need to clarify. It may be useful to identify the content, operational decisions or provider requirements that come before implementation. A conversation can help organise those questions without assuming an immediate build. When you are ready to define the scope, a clearer brief makes the next discussion more focused and easier to evaluate.