Website Design

The following form is to help the designer and the client to come to an agreement in regards to the end goal for the project. This will help the designer understand what the client aims to achieve and assist in speeding up the process for both parties. Thank you for taking the time to fill out this form!

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

If you'd like to be contacted by phone please name a time you would like to be contacted in an email.

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Company or Organization

Address

City and state will be fine (ex: San Antonio Tx).

Approximate Deadline

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Do you have an existing website? If so, what is/isn't working for you?

What is the purpose of your website?

This will determine the tone of the site and the demographic to cater too.

How many pages do you estimate needing?

Description (below the field): This refers to the total number of pages, screens, or pieces you'd like designed or illustrated. If you're not sure, give your best estimate—this helps with planning and pricing. You can always adjust later during our consultation.

Who is the audience? Who is the site speaking to?

What is the target demographic?

Does your company or venture have established marketing guidelines?

Marketing Guidelines are a set of instructions indicating tone, voice, length, style and topics on how your brand should communicate to your target audience. Let's go into why you need to make this document, even if you're a smaller business, and how to go about doing it.

Who is your competition?

Describe yourself and/or your business.

What are your preferred website layouts and designs? Paste links below

Any other websites you would like to emulate?

Are there any elements you would like to avoid? Design or otherwise?

For example: A cultural theme, a political, or something as simple as color.

What type of content will be on the website?

What is the budget for this project or venture?

Consider what can be spent. A good measure is 1-10 to 2-5 of new revenue as a result of this venture.