PD-go! Site Style Form

This form will help us gain a clear picture of your preferences for your new custom site style. There are as many ways to design a website as there are businesses and people in the world! We want yours to be just right for your organization.

Please Be Specific. The more details you fill out this survey, the less time it will take us to create the perfect custom design for your organization.

Your Organization

First Name:

Last Name:

Email:

Phone:

Company name:

Website:

Slogan/Phrase:

Company Description

Please describe what your company does:

Target Market

Anything you can tell us about your audience? It is important that your website appeals to those who will be using it. What is their age group, gender, etc.?

Site Style Design

Logo

Does your company have a logo?

Yes

Please provide a link or email your logo to us at: graphics@pdgo.com

Navigation Menu

How would you like your navigation menu positioned?

Left

Top

Colors

What are your company colors? Please list all the colors you would like us to use on your website. Be specific, i.e. forest green, bright blue, navy, etc.

Do you have an example of these colors either online or on printed materials? Please provide an image, a link or mail them to us at:

Positive Design, Inc., 445 27th Ave SW C103, Vero Beach, Fl 32968

Image

The feeling of your website. In order to give your website style that special touch, we need to know what type of feeling your want your audience to get when they visit your website. Please check 3-5 keywords below that best describe the feeling you want your website to convey.

Corporate	Serious	Fun	Whimsical
Simple	Light	Strong	Peaceful
Businesslike	Fancy	Cute	Classy
Complex	Technical	Artsy	Bold
Confident	Brassy	Playful	Bright
Contemporary	Other:

Overall Design

Straight edges, simple shapes. Back to basics with simplistic design and geometric shapes.

Examples: AdvancedUrologyAssociates.org

Curved edges. Rounded edges on navigation bars or other design elements can give your site a more organic, friendly feel.

Examples: TheGardenRoomVero.com, TheQuiltedLily.com

Comments:

Use of Color

Lots of Color. The navigation bar and most of the perimeter of the screen is filled in with color, except the body text area (we highly recommend keeping the body text area white).

Examples: APG-DEV.com, JSchorner.com, AllServicesHandyman.com

Lots of White Space. The use of white space gives a website a simple, fresh look.

Examples: AWTI-INC.com.

Comments:

Design Elements

White Navigation Bar. Traditionally, navigation bars are a colored to stand out against the body text portion of the website. However, white navigation bars can also be a dramatic, giving a website a contemporary look.

Examples: TCMG.info, TheGardenRoomVero.com

Floating Navigation Bar/Multi-dimensional effects. Drop shadows and opacity can create a design that appears to have depth and movement. Some objects appear to be “floating” above others on the screen.

Examples: PaxRiverAlpacas.com, AllServicesHandyman.com, HDS-Andalusians.com

Use of Thin Lines. Used to define space without a heavy amount of color, thin lines can create a simple “breath of fresh air” look.

Examples: AlexMcFarland.com, TCMG.info

Use of photos in the header (top banner area). This look is very classy and can give your website an emotional dimension. If you would like photos worked into your top banner, please email those to us at graphics@pdgo.com We do have a limited number of stock photos available.

Examples: JSchorner.com, TheGardenRoomVero.com, ChristisFamilyFitness.com, PalmPointeRealty.com

What images would you like us to search for in our database?

Final Comments

Anything else we should know? Please give us any other thoughts you have regarding the design of your website.