[consulting] Client Intake Questionnaire

[Travis Carden]

You might check out the book Web Redesign 2.0 <http://www.web-redesign.com/>.
There are some helpful free resources at the author's web
site<http://www.gotomedia.com/#downloads>
.


On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 11:15 AM, saksiri.kridakara at yahoo.com <
saksiri.kridakara at yahoo.com> wrote:

> There are millions of web developers out there and I am hoping to help
> the quality of drupal consultants be creating process documents that
> we can share and improve. Not sure where it she be hosted yet, but I'm
> open.
>
> In the interest of helping myself get started and other drupal
> consultants, can anyone/everyone submit their client intake /
> consultation document?
>
> I'm this case, I am hoping to create a questionnaire that a client
> call fill out that answers questions like:
>
> <Document Title - What should it be called>
>
> 1.      Websites normally have a core set of navigation categories that
> guide viewers into the most important pieces of their
> site....Brainstorm some of the navigation categories that you believe
> will be most important to the user (list all of the possibilities):
>
> 2.      What colors appeal to you most? Shapes? Designs? Do you have a logo
> that is available to use in the design of the website?
>
> 3.      What are some websites that you really like? Please list each one
> and share what exactly turns you on about them:
>
> 4.      Who is your target market? Who will be visiting your site, and why?
>
> 5.      What kinds of special functionality do you wish your site to
> contain? (ie: shopping cart, newsletter engine, directions/mapping,
> forums, blog, etc.)
>
> Thanks for your contributions!
>
> Saki
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