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I worry that my project brief is missing something important

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THE PROBLEM

When I create a project brief, I normally build it up over several days or weeks as I gather information and speak to different people.

By the time it is ready to send, it can look detailed, but I still worry that I have missed something important. It might be a deadline, who the project is for, something that is out of scope, a decision that still needs to be made or a requirement I have only mentioned somewhere else.

I would like a simple way to check the brief before I send it so I can spot obvious gaps while they are still easy to fix.

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Why IT MATTERS

If I miss something, it usually turns into questions, meetings, delays or changes after work has already started. Sometimes it means people have to redo work that could have been avoided.

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what people currently do

Parents join nursery or childminder waiting lists, ask local groups for recommendations, compare options in spreadsheets and rely on family when formal childcare does not fit.

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