Website Discovery Information

This is important for us to know so we can present your content in a concise and user-friendly manner.

Is your typical client young or old? Affluent? Local?

Place the URL links below:

Are you looking to increase sales through an online shopping cart? Creating awareness/sales leads of a product or service? Seeking to drive traffic to a physical store?

What are people typing into Google in order to try and find you? List as many you can think of:

About Us, Products, Services, Gallery, Contact Us, etc.

Do you require e-commerce capability, product catalogs, specific contact forms, event calendar, photo galleries, blog, etc.

What is it about these sites that you like? Overall site design? Colors? Site functionality?

Will you be providing content for the new site? Having a cleanly designed logo in a vector format (svg or adobe illustrator) and cohesive color palette will help us design the best site possible for you. Large, quality photos and well written content will make your new site stand out. If you need assistance, our in-house creative services team is available.

Usually we stay close to the color palet of the logo, but there are times when complementary colors are used that are not within the logo. If you have a branding guide, the colors are usually listed there. We will need any extra colors you use defined in one of the following terms: CMYK (print), RGB (television & computers), or HEX codes (web sites). If you do not know the extra colors, or would like to define new colors, we can help with that.

If you do not currently use any specific fonts, or they are not listed in your companies branding guide, we would just need a few descriptive words about your companies target audience in order to recommend a few fonts that would appeal to the clients you are connecting with. The best fonts to use would be Google fonts. They are easily accessible and supported in all the main web browsers.