Choose the scope of the first version
A presentation site, reservation service and online ordering application need different pages and rules. Pick the journey you will test first. List required content, mobile behavior and the records involved instead of requesting every possible feature at once.
Make the visual brief specific
Provide the desired hierarchy, colors, typography and approved assets. Explain the placement of navigation, content and calls to action. Review the result on a narrow screen and check that links and forms remain usable.
Decide where the application runs
Review the linked repository and database, then choose the hosting workflow needed for publication. Preview and public hosting serve different purposes. Read current MaShop credits and preview limits alongside the selected provider’s plan.
Write the follow-up task clearly
For connected work after launch, define an agent’s input, output, tools and approval rules. Start with a checkable report or draft. Review history and actual results before scheduling repeated work or relying on an external action.
Common questions
Does publishing prove that a customer journey works?
No. Test the actual actions, saved data, access rules and error states on the published application.
Can I start with a simple website?
Yes. Specify the content and interactions needed now, verify them and add further requirements when ready.