01

Initial Consultation

  • Understand Client Needs: Discuss the clients business goals, target audience, and brand identity.
  • Gather Inspirations : Ask clients to provide examples of websites they like and dislike, noting specific elements they are drawn to.

02

Pre-Select Options

  • Curate a Style Guide: Create a selection of predefined website styles based on common themes and industries.
  • This could include: Minimalist Modern Vintage Professional/Corporate Creative/Artistic Showcase Example Sites: Provide a portfolio or a lookbook with examples of each style.

03

Use Visual Aids

  • Mood Boards: Develop mood boards for each style, incorporating colors, fonts, and sample layouts.
  • Wireframes and Mockups: Offer basic wireframes or mockups to give clients a visual idea of how each style would look.

04

Interactive Decision Tools

  • Style Quiz: Implement a quiz on your website to help clients determine their preferred style based on their answers.
  • Style Samples: Provide interactive samples or demo websites for clients to explore different styles.

05

Provide Recommendations

  • Expert Advice: Based on the consultation, recommend 2-3 styles that align with the client's goals and preferences.
  • Benefits and Trade-offs: Clearly explain the benefits and potential trade-offs of each recommended style.

06

Customization Options

  • Flexible Elements: Highlight how certain elements can be customized within each style to better match the client's vision.
  • Adjustable Features: Ensure clients understand that while the base style is predefined, it can be tailored to meet their specific needs.

07

Client Feedback

  • Iterative Process: Encourage feedback and be prepared to make adjustments. Show revised mockups if necessary.
  • Decision Timeline: Set a clear timeline for making decisions to keep the project on track.

08

Documentation and Agreements

  • Document Preferences: Clearly document the chosen style and any customization requests in the project agreement.
    • Finalize Design: Once a style is chosen, proceed with creating detailed designs and prototypes.