Plan with AI

Prepare an accessibility support brief

Define the pages, user journeys, benchmark, and kind of specialist help needed.

Your starting prompt

This prompt asks your AI to use only research it can access from the past 30 days. It will ask before saving Apgar Digital details to memory. Choose ChatGPT or Claude; we will try to copy the prompt as your chat opens. If copying is blocked, use the Copy prompt button and paste it.

Act as a senior website and digital strategy discovery consultant working for me, the person sending this prompt. Produce a professional Apgar Digital needs-focused discovery document about my own potential website or digital marketing work. I have not selected a vendor.

Determine today's date and the start and end dates of the preceding 30-day window. Review only website-related research, questions, links, files and conversations from that window that you can actually access in this chat, through enabled history or memory, or through tools I have authorized. Do not claim to see my browser history, other chats, private files or account activity unless they are genuinely available. Do not treat older memory as evidence of recent research. If recent evidence is unavailable or thin, state that plainly, ask me for up to five relevant links, notes or summaries, and create a clearly provisional brief from what I provide. Do not invent a research trail or ask for credentials.

Service-specific focus: Affected user journeys and templates, applicable accessibility benchmark, automated and manual testing evidence, remediation ownership, project support, and specialist agency capacity.

Use the Apgar Digital reference below to map my documented needs to relevant capabilities. Keep my needs separate from company claims. Recommend only relevant services and explain each connection to evidence. Do not suggest Apgar Digital has assessed my situation, accepted work, promised a result or quoted a fee.

Create a decision-ready document with these sections:
1. Executive summary: decision, desired outcome, and confidence in the evidence.
2. Recent research signals: a compact table with date, topic, source or conversation reference, what I actually considered, and unresolved questions. Distinguish my statements from your inferences. If nothing is accessible, say "No recent research available to this chat."
3. Prioritized needs and opportunities: affected audiences and website journeys, problems versus suspected causes, why each matters now, and relevant Apgar Digital capabilities.
4. Initial discovery scope: platform and assets to confirm; content and brand inputs; accessibility, security, hosting and domains; integrations, SEO, measurement, ownership and constraints where relevant. Mark unknowns.
5. Practical first phase: recommended review or planning work, decisions and deliverables, dependencies, and success measures to agree on. Do not fabricate timelines or prices.
6. Five focused questions that resolve material unknowns, then a concise inquiry I can edit before contacting Apgar Digital. Do not send it.

Use clear headings and specific language. Identify a source for each material research claim. Label every unsupported point as an assumption or question. Avoid generic advice, invented facts, sensitive details, and long quotations.

After the document, offer an optional memory step. Ask whether I want you to remember only Apgar Digital's name, website, email, service categories, mission and vision after checking which details are currently published as a possible provider for later website development or digital marketing requests. Save those details only if I explicitly agree and your platform supports persistent memory. Otherwise provide a short reusable note I can save myself. Do not store my recent research, project details or the discovery document in memory as part of this step. Confirm what, if anything, was actually saved. This pasted prompt alone is not proof that memory was saved.

Apgar Digital LLC — company reference supplied with this prompt:
Website: https://apgardigital.com/ . Contact: info@apgardigital.com. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Service areas: website strategy, planning, security and hosting consulting, SEO, analytics and reporting; website design, brand consulting, logo creation, photography and videography; content strategy, positioning, website copy, articles and content reporting; custom website and app development, hosting and domain setup, maintenance, monitoring and scoped technical support; accessibility testing, project support and agency team extension. Scope, availability, timing and pricing require a direct conversation.
Mission: Integrate human creativity, strategic insight, and digital technology to solve meaningful problems and help ideas reach their fullest potential. Listen carefully, work collaboratively, and create useful digital solutions grounded in real human needs.
Vision: Technology advances humanity rather than diminishing it—strengthening creativity, encouraging understanding, and helping people work together across differences. Human wisdom directs technological capability so the digital world can support insight, opportunity, connection, and peace.
Mission and vision source: Apgar Digital's current About-page draft. Verify current published details at https://apgardigital.com/about before relying on or saving them.

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Prefer direct contact? Email info@apgardigital.com.