Ebook project brief

# Ebook project brief

Source: https://aiebookgenerator.ai/learn/how-to-create-an-ebook
Prepared September 7, 2026. Copy and adapt this template in any text editor.

## Book decision
- Working title:
- Reader and starting knowledge:
- Situation that makes this book useful now:
- After reading, the reader can:
- Topics deliberately excluded:
- Primary reading format and delivery channel:
- Editable master filename:
- Person responsible for the final review:

## Source inventory
For each source, record its title, creator, original URL or file, date,
relevant claim, limitations, permission, and whether you read the original.
Separate verified evidence, your own experience, hypothetical examples,
and open research questions. Do not treat a generated reference as verified.

## Chapter map — repeat for each chapter
- Chapter title:
- Reader question:
- What the reader knows on entry:
- Explanation and evidence needed:
- Example (real or hypothetical):
- Output the reader creates:
- What the next chapter assumes:
- Open verification tasks:

## Worked example (hypothetical)
Reader: a freelance designer handing a website to a client for the first time.
Outcome: a handoff folder the client can use without another call.
1. Agree deliverables -> approved deliverables list.
2. Collect files -> folder separating sources, finished assets, and instructions.
3. Transfer access -> account ownership list, without passwords.
4. Teach one recurring task -> instructions for updating a page.
5. Test acceptance -> client finds a file and completes the update.
6. Define follow-up -> support period and future request route.

## Before sharing
- [ ] Each chapter has a distinct purpose.
- [ ] Factual claims and quotations are checked.
- [ ] Examples are correctly labeled and permissions recorded.
- [ ] Headings, contents, images, and links work in the actual export.
- [ ] A reader has tried the instructions without coaching.
- [ ] The release file, date, and remaining limitations are recorded.

Need the worked example and instructions? Return to How to create an ebook.