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Website launch project timeline template
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A complete website launch plan, already filled in. Discovery and wireframes feed into visual design, design sign-off releases the build, and content entry waits on both the copy and the CMS — so moving one date moves everything downstream of it.
✨ Reshape it by asking
A template gets you a structure; it will not be your structure. Rather than drag every bar into place, tell the built-in AI what is different and let it rework the schedule — it edits the real plan, so dependencies recalculate and everything downstream moves with them.
- Push go-live to 15 November and move everything with it
- Add a two-week accessibility audit before launch
- The designer is only free half time from August — reflect that
The assistant needs a free account, and answers 2 requests a day on the free plan or 50 on Pro. Every change it makes is one undo away.
What is in it
Four stages across 4 rows, with 4 resources assigned and every dependency already drawn. Nothing is a picture — every bar, link and milestone is editable.
Stages
- 1Discover
- 2Design
- 3Build
- 4Launch
Rows
- Content
- Design
- Development
- Marketing
Resources
- Copywriter
- Designer
- Developer
- SEO consultant
Who it suits
Built for agencies rebuilding a client site, and in-house teams replatforming a marketing site. If it is close but not exact, change it — renaming a row or dragging a bar takes a second, and the dates downstream follow on their own.
How to make it yours
The button above loads the plan straight into the editor. It replaces whatever is open, so it will ask first if you already have work.
Click any row or resource name and type over it. The chart is the editor — there is no separate form to fill in.
Drag the bars, or use Shift start to… to move the whole plan to the date you actually start.
SVG, PNG or PDF, sized for a slide. The export is vector, so it stays sharp when someone zooms in.
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