Step one

Website Project Questionnaire

Thank you for considering Doc Bear Enterprises for your website project. This questionnaire helps me understand your business, your goals, and what you need the site to do.

Estimated time to complete: 20–30 minutes

There are no wrong answers. The more detail you can give me, the better I can scope the project and give you an accurate quote. If you're not sure about something, just write “not sure” or “let's discuss” and we can talk it through.

Part 1 About You & Your Business

Part 2 Goals for the Website

2.2. What other goals does the site have? (Check all that apply)

Part 3 Pages & Content

3.1. Which pages do you think you need? (Check all that apply)
3.2. Do you already have written content (descriptions, bios, product info) ready?
3.3. Do you have photos of your products / business / yourself?

Important: I can only use photos you own or have licensed. Please don't send photos you pulled off Google or Pinterest — that can cause legal trouble for your business.

Part 4 Sales & Payments

4.1. Do you want customers to be able to place orders through the website?
4.2. If yes to online orders: how will customers pay? (Check all that apply)
4.4. How many products will you be listing?
4.5. Will you need to update product availability yourself?

If you want to mark products as “sold out” or add new inventory without calling me every time, you'll want an admin area. This adds some cost upfront but saves money long-term.

Part 5 Domain Name & Hosting

5.1. Do you already have a domain name (a web address like yourbusiness.com)?
5.3. Do you have website hosting already?

Hosting is the monthly/yearly fee that keeps your site online. Different from the domain name.

Part 6 Look & Feel

6.2. Do you have a logo?

Part 7 Timeline & Budget

7.1. When would you like the site to be live?
7.3. Do you have a budget range in mind? *

Honest answer here saves us both time. Most individual and/or small-business websites I build fall between $800 and $3,000 depending on scope. If that's way off from what you were thinking, let's talk early.

7.4. Do you want ongoing maintenance after launch?

Most small businesses benefit from maintenance — things like keeping plugins updated, small content changes, backups, and fixing the occasional issue.

Part 8 Anything Else

Ready to Submit?

Once I receive your answers, here's what happens:

  • I'll review your responses (usually within 2–3 business days)
  • We'll set up a short call or email exchange to clarify anything I have questions about
  • I'll send you a written proposal with a fixed price, timeline, and scope
  • If you approve, we sign the Website Development Agreement and get started