Website Questions

Gather a few details before you begin

Have your current website address, main services, intended audience and any target launch date available. If you have brand guidelines, existing content or examples of websites you like, note what you want to keep or change.

For a redesign, describe the problem: customers cannot find information, mobile navigation is difficult, forms bring few inquiries or staff struggle to update content. Concrete examples help us distinguish a content change from a larger design or development project.

Describe the outcome before the features

Think about the next step a visitor should take: request information, call your office, register for an event or find a document. Then list the pages and features that support that action. If a website must connect to another system, name the system and describe what needs to happen.

A budget range and desired timeline help us discuss priorities and a realistic scope. If those are not decided, tell us what is fixed and what is flexible.

What happens after you send your brief?

We review the information and follow up about your goals, questions and possible next steps. The questionnaire helps start a discussion; project scope, responsibilities and costs are agreed separately.

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