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Web Development Interview

Find Your Brand Shining in the Wild

Interview Form

Introduction

Web design isn’t a one-size-fits-all formula, but there are a few things that make a website flourish while others stay stuck in the mud. Our objective at [Sender.Company] is to increase the number of leads to your website. We’ll do this by doing two extraordinary things:

First, we’ll figure out the true value you provide. This is your “unique value proposition.” In other words, what you do that nobody else can do. We’ll ensure your brand speaks to your audience.

Secondly, we’ll use SEO and modern lead-generation tactics to up your conversion rate, which is currently at (insert conversion rate).

We’ll expand on what we’ll do and how we’ll do it in the following sections.

*Pricing for web design can vary greatly depending on what the client wants. Quotation should be well-thought-out, based on client requirements, the size and complexity of the website, and any other considerations.

Content for the site

Having designed and redesigned multiple websites in our (insert years) years as web designers, with many of my clients being in the same situation you’re in now, there are multiple components of your website that will help you scale.

Web page selection

Here’s what will be included on your website:
  • Homepage:We’ll help you establish a relationship with your buyers from the get-go!
  • About us: Who are you? What’s your story? Why should clients buy from you?
  • Products & services: Don’t forget to include what you’re selling!
  • Case studies/reviews: Positive reviews and case studies help conversion.
  • Your process: How do you work? Should we detail your process in advance?
  • Calls to action: We’ll strategically place contact forms on your website.
  • Blog: You need a blog to generate consistent leads to your website!
  • Photo gallery: Have some photos you want to show off? We’ll display them beautifully!
  • Pricing/FAQ section: Reduce client emails by giving them the information they need.
  • Privacy policy and terms & conditions: We’ll ensure your website is legally compliant.

6 Step Process

Step 1:

Complete this form

We need to understand who you are, who you stand behind, and what you stand for. Once we have an idea, we can begin to create a design that portrays your ideal self as reflected in your brand. In the end, your website will resonate with the people who matter most: your clients.
Step 2:

Setup Convenient Time

We will be in touch and will offer over the zoom or in person meeting to discover your needs and additional requirements. Follow the link in the email to setup meeting on our calendar.
Step 2:

Design presentation

One new design concepts will be designed. There will be a common theme design, but we’ll also think outside of the box to come up with something that isn’t obvious. We’ll go through these options together and pick the best one.
Step 3:

Content

Our copywriter will discuss the “voice” of your brand, along with a few samples. We’ll need all photos or graphics once we reach this stage.
Step 4:

Building the website

Next, we’ll build your website. Once your website is completed, we’ll present it to you. Any amends can be made at this stage. You’re welcome to rewrites.
Step 5:

Launch

We’ll go through our checklist to ensure your website is ready to launch within (insert time span. Choose a time frame. For example, 3-6 weeks, 2-4 months). We always launch on the date you provide to give us. The best chance of ironing out any issues is pre-launch.

Design interview

Please complete the following information below.
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Owner
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Participant information
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Details
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Notes
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Finish

Owner information

First Name
Email
Business Name
Position
Last Name
Phone Number
City
Current Website URL

Web design goals

Website models

Which websites have layouts and navigation that you enjoy?
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Which websites have a look and feel that you want?
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Which websites have features that you want or would like to have?
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What is your main web design goal?:
What shopping cart software do you currently use?
How will you provide our designers with desired text?
Often, copywriting is handled by a content creation agency once the design is complete. However, if your company is handles the writing, use the sitemap to determine how many pages you’ll be writing for and work it into your estimate.
If you would like us to design a new logo, please describe the elements you would like included:
What features would you like us to include on your website?
Do you currently have a merchant account?
Method of payment processing
Keywords
Please list the keywords that will help your audience find you on the web
What tone-of-voice would you prefer for your website?:
Do you require social media integration?:
What social networks would you like to integrate?
What graphics/logos should our designers use on your site?

When thinking about the “look and feel” of your website, you should consider information such as desired imagery, layout, font styles, and overall movement and dynamics.

Notes
Is there anything else you’d like to tell us about your web design goals?
How did you hear about us?
Look and feel:
Please provide us with a general idea of what you want your website to look like. If you have some examples of websites you enjoy and wish us to use for inspiration, please place their URL in the WEBSITE MODELS section.
Colors
Please provide us with your brand colors or, if you don’t have them, provide links to two or three websites in the WEBSITE MODELS section.
your goals/objectives for the site

Preliminary Cost

Below you can find the one-off cost of our web design services. A preliminary price is an initial estimate of the cost, and it's not a final price. It's also known as a rough or approximate estimate.