Contact the Business:
Once you’ve identified a potential business, contact them and ask if they are interested in having a website designed for them. Explain that you are offering to create a web design for their business and start with a low-fidelity prototype.
Schedule a Short Meeting:
Invite the business owner to a short meeting to discuss their requirements. Make sure to ask permission to record the meeting for reference. During the meeting, ask the following questions:
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What services do they offer? 
 Gain a clear understanding of their business and the services they provide.
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Are they willing to have a web design created for them? 
 Confirm if they are interested in moving forward with the web design project.
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Are they willing to have the UI/UX design and website included in your portfolio? 
 Ask for permission to showcase the website and design work in your portfolio.
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Are they willing to participate in some surveys? 
 Check if they would be open to answering design surveys or user acceptance tests during the design process.
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Do they have additional requests for the website? 
 Ask if they want to add any custom sections or features to the standard website sections, which include:- 
Landing Page: The main page that introduces the business. 
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About Page: A page that provides information about the business or its team. 
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Contact Page: A page where visitors can find contact information or fill out a contact form. 
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Blogs: If they want a blog section to share updates, news, or stories. 
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Services: A page listing the services they offer. 
 
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Record the Interview: ( Ask Permission First )
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Record the meeting to capture all details accurately. 
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Transcribe the Meeting: 
 After the meeting, transcribe the recorded video and format it into a Microsoft Word document or Google Docs. Example:- 
Me: Hi, how are you today? 
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Business Owner: I’m doing well, thanks for asking. 
 
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Upload the Video and Transcript: 
 Upload the recorded video file and the transcribed document to Google Drive.
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Share the Link: 
 Share the Google Drive link to the portal. Make sure to grant permission to view anyone with the link.