# Reference-to-brief worksheet

Fill one row at a time. If you have no screenshot, write "no reference" in the layout rows and still complete the page job. Harbor Ledger, where it appears, is a fictional example.

## Page

- Page name:
- Reader:
- Decision the page should help them make:
- Primary action and destination:
- Approved facts:
- Proposals, still unapproved:
- Gaps that must stay empty:

## Reference, if you have one

- What it is, and why you may study it:
- Page shape in one sentence, without a mood word:
- Questions the reference answers, in order:
- Which of those questions you also have:
- Components that depend on proof you do not have:
- Colors, type, or logos you will not carry over:

## Replacement

For each borrowed decision, write your own content beside it.

| Decision you are keeping | Your content | Dropped from the reference |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Left-aligned offer and one button | Harbor Ledger example: "Monthly books for independent contractors." Button: Book a 20-minute call. | The studio's photograph, name, and client logos |

Delete the example row when this is a real page.

## Assets still needed

- Image job, or "no image":
- Crop and focal point:
- Text that must not appear in the image:
- Who owns the file and whether you may publish it:

## Acceptance

The page is not accepted because it resembles the screenshot. It is accepted when a visitor can answer the questions you listed, at a recorded desktop viewport and at 390 × 844 px, using only your facts.
