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Everybody's going online. But does your business look as professional as the big dot-coms? A great looking web site may be easier than you think.
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To help define what you need in a website, we use a detailed questionnaire called a Project Profile. A profile clarifies the scope of your project so that you know exactly what you want and design firms can give you more accurate and useful proposals.
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Most admirable design firms will have some variation of a Project Profile that can help plan a project. To give you a feel for what a profile might ask, we've included some examples of the types of questions and issues we ask in our Project Profile below. If you'd like to talk about starting a website, drop us a line! We'd be happy to work with you to complete a Project Profile that will identify the scope of work you need.
Here's a sampling of the issues we address in our Project Profile:
- What are the basic goals of this project? (e.g., branding/identity reinforcement, improved access to information, direct sales, corporate communication, etc.)
- What would you consider a successful project? What methods will you employ to measure this success?
- What are your schedule requirements, if any?
- What is the budget for this project? Is there an acceptable budget range, depending on the level and comprehensiveness of services provided? Please explain.
- Discuss any existing branding assets that pertain to the project. (e.g. web sites, branding guidelines, logos, colors, photography, artwork, fonts, etc.)
- List five adjectives that describe the personality of your company. Rank them in order of importance.
- Describe your target market. What specific needs do your target users have? What specific plans do you have for meeting those needs?
- And many more... If you're interested in the complete Project Profile, contact us and we can help you fill it out. No obligations or pushy salespersons...just help. Plain and simple.
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