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Let’s build the foundation of your website.

Tell us what you’re creating, and we’ll guide you through the decisions that shape your project.

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Project Blueprint

Foundation grid

01Foundation
02Project needs
03Brand
04Visual direction
05Goals
06Structure
07Assets
08Readiness
09Blueprint

01 / FoundationWhat best describes the website you want to build?

Choose the closest starting point. Custom functionality will be discovered as we build your blueprint.

01Business WebsiteExplain your value, build trust, and turn visitors into leads or inquiries.→02Online Store / E-CommerceOrganize products, purchasing, fulfillment, and the complete customer journey.→03Booking or Service WebsitePresent services and guide visitors into an appointment or paid booking.→04Church / Nonprofit WebsiteSupport mission, giving, events, media, programs, and community participation.→05Event or Conference WebsiteBuild anticipation and organize registration, speakers, schedules, and updates.→06Personal Brand / Portfolio WebsiteShow expertise, selected work, proof, media, and clear ways to connect.→07Organization / Community WebsiteConnect people with programs, leadership, resources, news, and opportunities.→08Website RedesignReview what exists, preserve what works, and rebuild the experience around new goals.→

02 / Project NeedsTell us what this website needs to accomplish.

Your name Email Phone number Business or organization What does the business, organization, or project do? Who are you trying to reach?

Select a website type in Step 1 to reveal the questions that matter for this project.

03 / Brand FoundationLet’s begin with the identity you already have.

Do you already have a logo?

Yes, I have a logoNo, I do not have a logoI may need a logo designed

Choose your logo file

PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WebP. Maximum 5 MB. The file stays in your browser during discovery and is not added to public Media Library storage.

Logo ready for discovery.

Analyzing dominant colors...

Possible separate scope: Logo design is not automatically included with a website project.

Business name Tagline, if any Preferred colors Colors to avoid Brand personality and target audience Symbols or imagery you like or want to avoid Competitors, examples, and intended uses

If your brand were a person, how would you describe them?

Choose three to five traits. These help guide type, spacing, motion, imagery, buttons, and visual depth.

ProfessionalConfidentFriendlyLuxuryBoldReliableModernCreativePlayfulInnovativeFaith-drivenMinimalEnergeticPremiumExclusiveWarmElegantUrbanTraditionalApproachable

Choose 3–5 traits.

04 / Visual DirectionShape the color and typography direction.

Would you like your website direction to begin with the colors from your logo?

Yes, use these as the starting paletteI want to customize the paletteI want to explore a refreshed direction

Choose a starting color direction.

This is a recommendation point, not a final design decision.

Black and GoldWhite and GoldBlue and WhiteEarth TonesNeutral ModernBold VibrantLuxury DarkMinimal LightWarm and OrganicSoft and Elegant

Custom colors, if any Colors to avoid

Skip color selection and let DM Media recommend a direction.

Which type style feels most like your brand?

Select one or two visual directions. You do not need to know font names.

AaModern SansAgElegant SerifVgLuxury EditorialDMBold DisplayAaMinimalAbCorporateRrCreativeBeScript AccentOoFriendly RoundedA1Strong Geometric

05 / GoalsWhat should visitors be able to do?

Website goals

Build trustGenerate leadsSell productsBook appointmentsAccept donationsPromote an eventShowcase workShare informationBuild a communityProvide resources

Primary visitor actions

Contact the businessRequest a quoteBook an appointmentBuy a productDonateRegisterSubscribeLearn about servicesVisit a locationDownload a resourceJoin a communityApplyCallSend a message

06 / StructureBuild the sitemap and feature plan.

Recommended pages

We selected useful starting pages from your answers. Add or remove anything before continuing.

Additional pages

Recommended features

Advanced functionality is clearly marked because it may increase scope.

Feature notes or integrations

07 / Inspiration & AssetsShare what inspires you—or skip for now.

Examples are optional. You are not behind if you do not have any.

Website, Pinterest, Instagram, Behance, or Dribbble links What do you like about these examples? Examples or visual choices you want to avoid

Optional screenshots and brand assets

Logo, brand guide, fonts, color guide, business cards, marketing materials, photos, video, and existing-site screenshots are welcome. Files are validated and summarized locally; they are not uploaded to public storage in this development phase.

No files selected. You can skip for now.

Skip inspiration for now.

08 / ReadinessHelp us understand timing, content, and investment.

Preferred launch timing Investment comfort Content readiness Decision stage Anything else DM Media should understand?

09 / Project BlueprintTurn your answers into a clear starting plan.

Your answers are ready to become a Project Blueprint.

Project Discovery Complete

Your Project Blueprint is ready.

Based on your answers, we’ve already begun mapping the foundation of your website. DM Media will use this blueprint as the starting point for planning your project.

I understand this Project Blueprint is a discovery record, not a final quote, guaranteed project, contract, or promise of availability.

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