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Help me prepare for our call

The free call is still the next step. This short brief means I will not spend the half hour collecting URLs and colours, and it helps you think through what you actually want the site to do.

Skip anything you are not sure about yet — we can cover it on the call.

Who you are

Required, so I know who I am speaking to.

Town, county, or the area you cover.

What the site should achieve

Choose everything that applies, then say it in your own words.

What should the site achieve? (required)

A few sentences is enough.

Look and feel

Two or three sites you like. Say what you like about each — layout, colour, tone, or something specific.

Brand

Colours, fonts and social links help me match the look. Logo and photographs come on the last step.

Names or hex codes are both fine.

One link per line is helpful.

Anything else

Optional. Attach a logo and photographs here if you have them, then send the brief and book a time.

JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG or PDF, up to 5 MB.

Up to five photographs. JPEG, PNG, WebP or PDF, up to 5 MB each.

Features you think you need (optional)
Domain (optional)

I keep this brief so I can prepare for the call and, if we work together, to design the site. See the Privacy Policy for how long it is kept. See the Privacy Policy.

Cookie settings

Choose what this site may store on your device. You can change this at any time from the footer.

Strictly necessary Always on

Needed for the site to work — remembering this choice and keeping the connection secure. No cookies are set for this; the preference is stored locally in your browser.

Loads the Calendly scheduling widget on the contact page so you can pick a slot without leaving the site. Calendly sets its own cookies and may process your data outside the UK. If you leave this off you can still book by opening Calendly directly, or by email.

Loads Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity so we can measure visits and how people use the pages (including anonymised session recordings and heatmaps). Those providers may set cookies and process data outside the UK. If you leave this off, nothing is sent to them.