Client Questionnaire — Tamarisk Marketing

A couple details first

So we know who this is from and where to follow up.

Your name

Business name

Email

Phone (optional)

The basics of how your business looks and sounds.

Got a logo or brand colors already?

Yes — I'll attach it Let's pick together You decide

Logo / brand files (optional)

PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, or vector files (AI/EPS) — a few files is plenty.

How would you describe your brand's personality? (pick a few)

Modern & minimal Warm & inviting Bold & energetic Elegant & upscale Playful & fun Professional & polished You decide

Have a tagline or mission statement you want featured?

Yes No You decide whether to include one

What the site should actually look like.

Any websites (yours or someone else's) whose look you love?

Any styles you specifically want to avoid?

Preferred color palette?

Use my brand colors Open to something new You decide

Preferred font feel?

Clean & modern Classic & elegant Bold & playful You decide

Photography style?

Bright & airy Moody & dramatic Candid action shots Illustrations over photos You decide

What the site needs to include.

Single scrolling page, or separate pages for each section?

Single page Multiple pages You decide

Any specific features you need? (a chatbot is included by default)

What you already have vs. what we should help with.

Do you have photos or video to use, or start with placeholders for now?

I have my own Use placeholders for now You decide

Photos / video (optional — for a few files)

Got a bigger library? Skip the upload and drop a Drive/Dropbox link below instead.

Is your written content ready (bio, service descriptions), or do you need help drafting it?

I'll provide it I need help writing it You decide

The last few things that help us get it right the first time.

How should the site "talk" to visitors?

Casual & friendly Professional & authoritative High-energy & motivating Calm & welcoming You decide

Any competitor or aspirational businesses whose online presence you admire?

Anything else we should know before we start designing?