Design project timeline calculator
Pick a project type, a start date and a deadline. You get every phase with real dates, ready to paste into a proposal.
The phases are a typical split for each type of project. In Briefscope, the plan comes from your client’s brief, and you can change every phase.
How to plan a design project
Put the client’s time in the plan
Feedback takes days, not minutes. Each feedback round has its own phase, so a late reply moves the plan and everyone can see why.
Give concepts the most time
The first ideas carry the project. Rushed concepts lead to more rounds later, which costs more time than it saves.
Check the plan against the deadline early
If a phase gets two days or less, the deadline is tight. Say so before you start, not in week three.
A plan is only as good as the brief behind it. Start with the client questionnaire or the design brief template.
Get a plan like this from every client brief.
Send your client one link. They answer the brief, and Briefscope lays out the phases with real dates. They see nothing until you approve it.
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