Online proposal design has become a growing part of what we do at Thynne, helping businesses replace chunky PDF attachments with tidy, branded proposals that live on an easy-to-share link.
Rather than sending a hefty PDF back and forth, the proposal sits online where it’s easy to open, share and come back to.
It still looks and feels like a properly designed proposal. It just works a lot better.
You can update it in one place, so there’s no trail of files called “FINAL_v7_reallyfinal.pdf” doing the rounds. Share the link and everyone sees the latest version.
Online proposals also make the content easier to follow. Clear sections, less unnecessary scrolling and no digging through an inbox to find the right attachment.
They work properly on mobile too, which matters because plenty of people open proposals on their phones, whether we like it or not.
They also give you more room to bring the proposal to life. You can include video, animation, case studies, photography and other useful content without turning the whole thing into a massive download.
For businesses that need a bit more functionality, online proposals can also work as legally binding quotes or contracts, with e-signatures, viewing data and clear tracking of who has opened them.
In short, they make proposals easier to manage, easier to read and a bit more useful all round.
