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Answer what applies to your job. Your answers become an email to hello@blindstamp.com.au, which you check and send from your own email app. Nothing is stored on this site.

What do you need?

Site auditOne site checked for speed, search, accessibility and broken things, with a fix list ranked by what matters most to the business.Landing pageOne page built from your design file or written brief, delivered as finished code.Small siteUp to five pages, designed to your client’s brand or built from your designs.FixesRepairs and changes on an existing site: speed, layout bugs, accessibility, broken links and forms.

Agency name

Your name

Your agency’s legal name, if it’s different (optional)

For the quote and invoices, for example a company name. Leave blank if it’s the same.

Your client’s business name

Written the way it should appear in the work. We never contact your client, apart from one form test if you say yes to it below.

What does the business do, and for whom?

What it sells, who its customers are and the area it serves.

Site address

The home page, for example https://example.com.au

Google Business Profile link, if the business has one (optional)

The link to its listing on Google Maps, so the audit can check the name, phone, address and hours match the site. Leave blank if there isn’t one or you’re not sure.

The client’s current site, if it has one (optional)

Read for facts and tone. Leave blank if there isn’t one.

Where will it live? (optional)

The final web address. It has to be the root of a domain or subdomain, for example https://example.com.au, or https://offer.example.com.au for a landing page. Links, the sitemap and share images point there. Leave blank if it isn’t decided.

What should visitors do?

The main action, for example call, send an enquiry, book or buy.

How do visitors find the business? (optional)

For example Google on a phone, an ad, an email, a QR code, word of mouth. For a landing page, say how people will reach the page. Say if you’re not sure.

Which pages matter most?

Up to five, one per line, usually the home page, the main service pages and contact or booking. The audit covers up to 20 pages, always including these.

I’ll attach our agency logo (SVG or PNG) to the email

It goes on the report cover with your agency’s name. Without one, the cover carries the name alone.

Your agency’s main colour (optional)

A hex code such as #1A4D8F, used sparingly on the report. Leave blank for black, or describe the colour in the notes if you don’t have its code.

What will you supply?

Brand assets are the logo, colours and fonts. If the brand uses a paid font, say whether your client has a web licence for it.

Finished designs (Figma, Adobe XD or PDF)A written brief and the brand assetsThe brand assets only: design it from this form

Link to the design files or brief (optional)

A Figma, Google Drive or Dropbox link with view access. Or attach the files to the email.

Which sections should the page have? (optional)

In order, one per line, if you know them. With no design supplied, you can leave it blank, and an outline comes to you for approval before the build.

Which pages?

Up to five, one per line, for example Home, Services, About, Contact.

Is the copy written?

If we write any copy, you check every fact and claim before it goes live.

Yes, all of itSome of itNo: write it from the brief and the current site

Which images will you supply?

Without stock, the page is designed to work without photos where there are none. Stock comes only from libraries that allow commercial use, with each licence listed in the delivery notes.

We’ll supply all of themSome or none: design around the missing photosSome or none: fill the gaps with free-to-use stock

Does it need an enquiry form?

We build the form. It sends wherever your hosting or form service points it, for example Netlify Forms, Formspree or your own script; say which in the notes.

NoYes

May one test message be sent through the site’s forms? (optional)

A test message is sent only if you say yes here: for an audit or a fix, through the site’s own forms; for a landing page or site, through the form we build, once it’s wired up. A test is the only way to know enquiries arrive.

No, check the forms but don’t submit themYes

If yes, which email address should the test message give? (needed if yes)

Usually yours, so any reply comes to you. The message says plainly that it’s a website test and asks for no reply.

Where will it be hosted?

Delivery is plain HTML, CSS and images with no build step, so the files are also the source. If it has to go into a platform, the quote says whether that can be done.

We’ll host the files ourselvesIt has to go into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or another platformNot decided yet

Any tracking codes to include? (optional)

For example a Google Analytics 4 or Meta Pixel ID. Leave blank for none.

What needs fixing?

One problem per line: the page it’s on, what happens now and what should happen instead. Screenshots help; attach them to the email.

How should the fixes reach you?

Never put a password in this form. If a login is needed, the quote explains a safe way to share it.

We’ll send the site files; send back the changed filesWrite instructions our developer can followIt would need a login to the site

When does your client need it? (optional)

A date, or “no fixed date”. The quote confirms the delivery date in writing.

Anything else to know? (optional)

Things to avoid, files you’re attaching, anything your client has asked for.

Don’t put passwords or logins in the form. If a job needs access to something, the quote says how to share it safely. What you send is used only for your jobs, as our privacy terms explain.

Or copy your answers into an email to hello@blindstamp.com.au. That works with webmail too.

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