Download our free Request for Proposal template which will guide you through the process of determining which UX services you need – and which UX agency is best placed to provide them.
So you’re about to embark on a user centred design project, you want to engage an agency to support you, but you’re not sure where to begin. This handy guide will help you to prepare a brief/RFP/ITT (aka Request For Proposal or Invitation To Tender) that clearly articulates your needs and enables agencies (i.e. Bunnyfoot) to suggest the approach they would take with your project.
Benefits of sending out the brief:
- An accurate brief translates to receiving accurate and relevant proposals
- Sending the same information to the agencies leads to a better feel for the differences in their approach to your requirements.
- The stronger agencies will suggest ways they can work with you to answer questions and clarify uncertainties.
- Always ensure that all the relevant stakeholders have seen your completed brief/RFP/ITT before you send it out, to avoids any confusion and crossed wires later.
It may sound obvious, but if the product owner, for example, has not been given a chance to review and feedback on the brief/RFP/ITT, one of the elements that they see as being key could have been left out.
Download the RFP template here and don’t hesitate to give us a call if you would like to talk through your project.
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