I bought this project proposal toolkit which has all the default templates you need for quotations, project planning, documentation and all that, it's quite good. For sizable projects we the old flow diagram, create a basic wireframe type site in our framework and give client a working model. We then split everything up into modules (as that's how the framework works anyway) and treat each module as a mini project, scoping it's requirements and features seperately and quoting on development time and cost. This allow sthe client to add extra funding and time to individual modules as and when they want rather on the project as a whole.
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