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Your website estimate

Included with your survey response. This is a nonbinding planning estimate; final pricing and timing follow scope review.

Use the name visitors should see.

01 The big picture ＋

Start with the business behind the website.

Choose the starting point.

Tell us your specialty, services, or products.

Describe your value in plain language. Why do customers choose you?

Local areas, countries, or worldwide. Mention any location-specific needs.

02 Your people ＋

A good website starts with the people using it.

Roles, needs, life stage, business size, or other relevant context. Avoid assumptions about people.

What are they trying to achieve, and what frustrates them today?

Typical objections, questions, evidence, testimonials, credentials, or case studies.

How will people usually visit?

Choose what you know; we will still design responsively.

Languages, reading levels, assistive technology, older audiences, low bandwidth, or other needs.

03 Make it count ＋

Decide what a successful visit should lead to.

Choose one priority. Other actions can support it.

Rank your top three goals and explain what is not working today.

Examples: qualified inquiries, completed bookings, sales, applications, or time saved. Include current numbers only if known.

Names or URLs, and how you want to stand apart.

04 Your starting point ＋

Keep what works. Be specific about what needs to change.

Include https:// if you know it.

Useful pages, popular content, recognizable brand elements, working integrations, and existing URLs.

Navigation, mobile experience, speed, outdated content, conversion, accessibility, or appearance.

Search rankings, page addresses, products, forms, analytics, accounts, files, or CMS content. Do not enter passwords.

A domain, existing content, brand guidelines, research, or a previous design. Describe files; no upload is needed.

05 Give it shape ＋

Map the pages and the path between them.

Which pages do you expect to need?

Choose the essentials. We can refine the sitemap later.

Locations, team, careers, events, partner pages, policies, or industry-specific needs.

What kind of browsing experience feels right?

Choose any that fit.

A product, a clear promise, your work, a booking action, a story, or something else?

Describe the ideal sequence, such as service → proof → pricing → inquiry.

06 Find your visual voice ＋

Choose a feeling, then make it your own.

Which directions feel closest?

Select up to any combination you want to discuss. These are starting points.

Logo, brand guidelines, colors, and typefaces. Include exact color codes if available.

Team photography, product photos, illustrations, diagrams, or other imagery. Mention what you already own.

Colors, styles, stock-photo clichés, animation, dense layouts, or other dislikes.

Animation should support clarity and respect reduced-motion preferences.

07 Show us what you mean ＋

The “why” matters more than the link.

Paste a URL and explain what you like: layout, navigation, colors, imagery, or tone.

A different industry can be useful. Explain what should carry over to your project.

Tell us what does not work for you and why.

For example: the clarity of one site, the typography of another, and the photography of a third.

08 Make it work ＋

Content and functionality bring the design to life.

What does the website need to do?

Select the features you need. Describe priorities below.

Products, variants, inventory, shipping regions, currencies, taxes, subscriptions, and preferred checkout provider.

CRM, email, booking, payments, analytics, or existing software. Names only—no credentials.

Copy, photos, video, product details, legal text, and translations. What needs to be created?

Separate must-haves from a later phase. Include custom feature requirements.

09 Plan the launch ＋

Turn the vision into a realistic project.

Include the currency and whether it includes content, development, and recurring costs.

Include any fixed deadline and the reason for it.

WordPress / Elementor, Shopify, Webflow, custom development, or ask us to recommend.

Roles or names, review availability, and any procurement requirements.

Updates, content editing, training, backups, support, and ongoing improvements.

Tell us known requirements and who can confirm them. Do not share sensitive customer data.

Anything important that we have not asked.

Let’s take the next step.

Review your answers above, then send them directly to RVABro Media. We’ll review your answers and follow up by email to arrange or prepare for your discovery call.

For this project inquiry, not a newsletter signup. Read our privacy policy. Please don’t include passwords or sensitive customer information.

Thank You. Your website design information was received.

RVABro Media will review your answers and follow up by email. You do not need to download or return a file.

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