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i am just curious about the "Project Planner" and "Client Worksheet" you have mentioned in the comment. that's a good way to collect prospect's idea of the proj
by bo_Olean 16y ago
i am just curious about the "Project Planner" and "Client Worksheet" you have mentioned in the comment. that's a good way to collect prospect's idea of the project. Any pointers that'd guide us build such questionnaire ? thanks.
- yeahsure 16y agoHey, Sure. It depends on which kinds of projects you usually get though (most of the time we develop WordPress sites). We try to keep the questionnaires as short as possible, while gathering all the info we need. For the Project Planner we ask things such as (In parenthesis how this helps us): - What do you need a website for? (The GOAL) - Do you need dynamic content? How often? (CMS or not?) - What action(s) should the user perform when visiting your site? (Which CMS? Are there plugins for this?) - How many sections will your website have? (How many screens we'll need to design) - What's your budget? (Is the client a fit?) As for the client worksheet: - In which market does your business operate? (Helps with research) - What sets you apart from the competition? Please provide competitor URLs. (What can we focus in to make it stand out) - Briefly describe the need you seek to solve. (What we'll focus on) - Color preferences (We also suggest using colourlovers.com to send us a palette if they want to. Otherwise we pick the colors) - List two or three sites that you like, either how they look or the way they work (Usually they'll like a certain format or UX) --- LMK if you have any other questions. Hope this helps!
- bo_Olean 16y agothis will really help, we will add few more questions to suite our client base. thanks for making this clear..