Project Proposal Planner

Your Information

Background

Why are you looking for a new website design or redesign?

What do you like most about your current website?

What do you dislike most about your current website?

What is the mission statement of your company?

What is the primary goal of your web site?
(sales, information, etc.)

Who are the key decision makers within the company?

Will there be additional contractors to work with? If so, please list what areas of the project they will be responsible for.

How will the success of the project be measured?
(specific metrics, measurable goals, etc.)

Who is your target audience or demographic?

Who is your competition?

Function-Focused Questions

Do you want to sell products on your website?

Do you want a contact form or any other forms on your website?

Do you want an image gallery, video or other multimedia content?

Do you want a blog or other regularly updated content?

Do you want a content management system?

Future Needs

How often do you want or will you need to make updates to your website?
(assuming you do not require a content management system)

Is there someone in your company who will be responsible for website updates?

Does that person have any experience with website maintenance?

What features do you anticipate adding to your website in the future?

Budget

We don’t use this figure to price your project, it’s more to see what we can fit within your budget.

Do you have a set budget that this project must adhere to?

Yes / No

If yes, please select the range:

$2,000 to $3,000

$3,000 to $5,000

$5,000 to $10,000

$10,000 or more

*Please note that the complexity of the website will affect the budget required to create.

Scheduling & Timelines

How quickly do you need your new website up and running? Keep in mind that the complexity of your website will affect how quickly we can have things ready for you.

As soon as possible

2 to 4 weeks

4 to 6 weeks

I'm not in a big rush – no set timeframe

Additional Notes

Is there anything else you think we should know before reviewing your project?