When a custom website is worth the investment
A practical way to decide whether a template, no-code site, or custom build fits the buyer journey you need to support.
Kiwi insights Decision notes for product teams
Evidence-led guides for founders and product teams deciding what to build, what to defer, and what to test. Each article names its sources and the limits of the advice.
15 reviewed decision guides
Website · Product · Launch
Latest Evidence-reviewed guidance
A practical way to decide whether a template, no-code site, or custom build fits the buyer journey you need to support.
Use the first valuable user workflow to choose what belongs in an MVP, what should wait, and what evidence to collect after release.
A practical brief structure that connects audience, user tasks, content, constraints, approvals, and launch decisions.
Choose a content system from real editorial, accessibility, maintenance, and governance needs—not a feature checklist.
Use buyer evidence, task success, content clarity, and technical constraints to choose the smallest responsible intervention.
Use focused research questions, interviews, and observed behavior to investigate a problem before committing to a solution.
Separate questions, assumptions, research, and facts so product scope does not silently rest on a guess.
Define the earliest meaningful user outcome so an MVP can be scoped, tested, and improved around a real job.
Scope an accessibility review around representative journeys, evidence, remediation, and clear limits on conformance claims.
A focused way to test whether a visitor can reach, understand, and operate an important path without a pointer.
Make form problems identifiable, understandable, and correctable without relying on color or repeated failed submissions.
Use field data to prioritize real visitor experience and lab data to diagnose the work behind it.
Make image choices that preserve layout, protect critical loading, and avoid sending unnecessary data to visitors.
Define decision-linked measurement and consent behavior before collecting more data than the team can use responsibly.
A focused pre-launch review for the offer, primary path, content, accessibility, and performance signals that help visitors take the next step.