Web site Marketing:
Write down three (3) goals for your Web site.

How would you describe your average customer?

Write down three (3) types of people that you want your Web site to attract.

What actions do you want your visitors to take?

What do you want to offer your readers?

How can we make your Web site interesting to your audience?

Do you currently have a registered domain name? If not, list three different domain names that you would like us to

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Web site Design:
Please make a list of five (5) Web sites that you have visited that you would like us to model your site after. We can take certain elements from each site and combine them to create the look and feel that you want for your site. We will look at these sites together at the planning meeting.

Web site Theme and Influence: (check one)
-Warm and Friendly (personal)
-Bold and Corporate (business)Clean and Crisp -(professional)
-Other

Pages in Web site: (check all that apply)
-Home
-Contact
-Content
-Mission Statement
-News
-FAQs
-About Us
-History
-Products/Services
-Newsletter
-Other

Form Pages in Web site: (check all that apply)
-Registration
-Membership
-Other
-Contact

Special Pages in Web site: (check all that apply)
-Search
-Posting
-Chat
-Knowledge Base
-Index or Navigation Map
-Other

Graphics:
Think about what kind of graphics you would like on your Web site. Do you have your own graphics in digital format? If you know what type of graphics that you want but do not have access to them, you can give us a description of what you are looking for and we can search our graphics design library. List all of the graphics that you want to include in your Web site. Do you currently have a company logo?
All of our graphic design services are very affordable.

Colors:
Choose the colors that you would like in your Web site. You may locate other Web sites that use the colors that you would like on your site. Make a list of those Web sites, and we will discuss color selection and usage during our planning meeting. Please select a color for the following page elements and insert them on the lines:
_____ Background
_____ Body Text (Foreground)
_____ Headline Text
_____ Links

Masthead:
This is the "top of the page" graphic. It is normally placed on the home page and contains things such as a company logo, the name of the Web site, ownership details, slogan and other "branding" content. List all the items (logo, Web site name, etc.) that you want in your masthead.

Page Header:
This can be a more condensed version of the masthead, requiring less space. It is placed at the top of each page within the Web site. It often contains a navigation bar. List all the items (navigation bar, company name, etc.) that you want in your page header.

Page Footer:
The page footer is displayed at the bottom of each page within the Web site. It can also contain a navigation bar and other information such as a copyright, visit counter, revision dates and credits. List all the items (navigation bar, copyright, etc.) that you want in your page footer.

Links:
You may have links to other Web sites on your Web site. Are there any sites that you would like to link to from your site?

Audio:
Sounds and music can be added to a Web site in a variety of ways, and very often they are attached to a Flash banner or introduction. Describe what type of sounds you would like added to your site (if any), and to what pages or banners that you want them associated.

Animated Graphics:
Graphics that move slightly are the easiest way to add animation to a Web site. Another plus to using this type animation is that most browsers can display them..
List all of the animated graphics that you would like to have included in your Web site.

Flash Animation:
Flash is also animation that requires a different technology than plain animated graphics.

Background Graphics:
Background graphics add branding and class to a Web site. Decide if your would like a background graphic on some of your Web pages. Do you already have these graphics?

Content:
How do you plan to provide us with the text for each page on your Web site? (select all that apply)
_ Digital (zip disk, floppy, CD)
_ Paper (company literature, handwritten)

Marketing Your Site:
How are you going to promote your site? We can discuss the ways in which we can help you to market your Web site at the initial planning meeting.
Your customers need to be able to find your Web site.
Our search engine placement services are very affordable.
We think you will find that we have the lowest prices for Web site development in Florida.

Affordable Web Designer Information:
Nancy’s Fancy Web Design
Info@nancysfancywebdesign.com
4317 68th Avenue N
Pinellas Park, FL 33781
727-744 2840 cell