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Bring us your idea.

Nine questions, about five minutes. Nothing technical, nothing binding. It gets lighter as you go. The person who would do the work is the one who reads it.

First, your name.

Your business.

What’s it called, and what does it do? One sentence is plenty, said the way you’d tell a stranger.

What do you need?

Closest fit is fine.

A new websitethere’s nothing out there yet A redesignthe site exists, it just doesn’t do you justice A rescuethe site is stuck somewhere that’s causing problems Not sure yetthat’s what the conversation is for

Got a website now?

Paste the address. “No” is a perfectly good answer.

What made you reach out now?

A line or two. Something usually tips people over: a quote, a competitor, a quiet month, an embarrassing link.

What are you comfortable investing?

A rough range is fine. It shapes what we recommend, nothing more.

When would it need to go live?

Optional. If a date matters, a rough one helps us plan.

Where do we reply?

phone, if you’d rather talk

Anything else?

Optional. Empty is fine.

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