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# Aberdeen

Discovery Findings Template for Web Design Studios

A discovery findings report a web design studio sends after discovery: what was measured, what it means, the routes forward and the one decision needed from the client.

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- **Categories:** [Digital & web design](https://formlio.com/templates/digital-web-design), [Presentations](https://formlio.com/templates/presentations)
- **Document goal:** Turn your findings into a clear, well-structured report your audience can scan and act on.
- **Blocks:** Highlight, Single column, Grid 2x2 image left, Scroll gradient, Dual Chart, Spotlight, Left-aligned, E-signature
- **Palette:** Misty Sage Background (#EEF2F0), Soft Seafoam Tint (#CFDDD9), Vibrant Teal Accent (#2A9D8F), Deep Forest Teal (#143A35), Midnight Evergreen Text (#0B1413)

## Get more from every document

Turn raw discovery research into a report your client can act on in one sitting. Metric cards, funnel charts, ranked findings, and a sign-off page keep the story tight and the decision clear.

### Get the report signed off in place

Your client reads the findings, then approves them in the agreement section at the end. No PDF export, no printing.

### Build reports from blocks you trust

Drop in charts, breakdowns, and step sections, then save your best layouts and reuse them in your next report.

### Charts that read well on phones

Your hero, charts, and accordions reflow for the laptop, the tablet, and the phone a client opens on the train.

### See which findings your reader studies

Heatmaps show who lingers on the charts or skips the breakdown, so your follow-up call starts with what they care about.

### Know when your report gets read

Get a ping when the client opens the report, comments on a chart, or signs the agreement.

### Write the report together, live

One teammate tunes the charts while another rewrites the summary, and both of you watch the changes land.

## See how every part fits

The report opens with the client brief and core question, builds through metrics, charts, and ranked findings, and closes on a route choice with an approval deadline. Keep what fits, drop what doesn't, and reorder anything.

### Discovery Findings Cover with Client, Dates and Scope

Opens the report with the agency and client names, the named recipient, and the discovery window of 5 to 16 April 2027. Sets context immediately so every stakeholder knows what this document covers.

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### The Core Question: Mobile Conversion Brief and Deadline

Restates what the client asked: where phone customers drop away and what to rebuild first before US shipping opens on 1 November. Anchors the whole report to a clear business question and a hard deadline.

![](https://cdn.formlio.com/content/section-4cabfea0-5bee-4d7c-9192-9a93dae281aa.jpg)

### Key Metrics Cards: Four Numbers That Frame the Project

Four headline figures from GA4 and field data (1 January to 31 March 2027), with context on Instagram-driven product page landings. Gives executives a fast, evidence-based snapshot of the mobile problem.

![](https://cdn.formlio.com/content/section-904b857d-3adb-4d96-9f67-e67e93911d12.jpg)

### The One Insight: Size Uncertainty Drives Mobile Drop-Off

An animated statement distilling the research into one memorable takeaway: customers trusted the jacket but left because a phone could not tell them which size to buy. Makes the central finding impossible to miss.

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### Mobile Funnel Charts: Where Phone Sessions Drop Off

Visualises what happens to every 1,000 mobile sessions: 96 reach the bag and 9 end in an order. Sourced from GA4, it pinpoints where revenue leaks so priorities rest on data, not opinion.

![](https://cdn.formlio.com/content/section-4f30eee5-7673-424f-90f7-94a1965c4f0f.jpg)

### Ranked Findings: Four Conversion Problems with Design Direction

Four problems ordered by the orders they cost, each paired with directional images showing what we would test in Structure. Helps the client see priorities and likely solutions without mistaking them for finished design.

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### Route Options Comparison: Three Paths into Structure

An expandable accordion comparing Routes A, B and C by what is delivered by 1 November and what costs more later. Includes a clear recommendation for Route B so the client can decide with confidence.

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### Next Steps Timeline: What Happens After You Choose

A step-by-step plan with dates assuming Route B, plus a commitment to reissue the plan within two working days if Route A or C is chosen. Removes uncertainty about delivery and timing.

![](https://cdn.formlio.com/content/section-041b0a74-67d0-4943-ae64-f0ba17b95ef1.jpg)

### Decision and Approval Sign-Off: Choose Route B by 26 April

A clear approval block to accept the findings and select Route B within the signed £68,400 plus VAT, with Structure starting 4 May. Includes the alternative path for A or C, making sign-off quick and unambiguous.

![](https://cdn.formlio.com/content/section-dc2ce9a2-226d-430f-aa17-ba6f55e70b48.jpg)

## Find your answers

Answers to common questions about building discovery reports and client presentations with this template.

### What should be included in a findings report?

A strong findings report opens with the core question being answered, then presents key metrics, the main discovery, and supporting detail. This template covers that flow with six sections: The question, Four numbers, The one thing, Where sessions go, What we found, and Findings. Together they move readers from context to evidence to a clear conclusion.

### How do I customize this report template for my own data?

Replace the placeholder text in each section with your own research question, metrics, and conclusions. Start with The question to define your scope, then fill in Four numbers with your most important KPIs. You can rename, reorder, or remove sections such as Where sessions go if they don't fit your project.

### What are the four numbers in a report and how do I choose them?

The Four numbers section highlights the four metrics that matter most to your audience, such as sessions, conversion rate, bounce rate, or average time on page. Choose numbers that directly answer your central question and that readers can understand at a glance. Limiting yourself to four keeps the report focused and prevents data overload.

### Can I use this template for website analytics and user behavior reports?

Yes. The Where sessions go section is built for traffic flow, page paths, and user journey analysis, making it well suited to web analytics, UX research, and product reports. It also adapts to marketing, SaaS, and e-commerce reporting by swapping in your own metrics and findings.

### How do I write The one thing section so executives take action?

State the single most important takeaway in one or two sentences, then link it to a specific recommended action. Lead with the insight, not the methodology, and back it with one supporting number from your data. This gives busy stakeholders a clear decision point without reading the full report.

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