Digital Air Media
Admission file
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The admission file

Six gates, six minutes

This file replaces the message one usually writes to an agency. It tells us who you are, what your site must achieve and what you like to look at: it is what a director reads before replying, and what the workshop starts from if we work together. Nothing is mandatory apart from your name, your house and a few sentences about your business.

Gate 一 of 六 Introduce your house

Who you are, what you do, and for whom. It is what we will read first.

Your trade
The company Optional. It will appear on your contract and invoices: its number is enough, the rest is filled in from the public register.

Gate 二 of 六 What the site must achieve

A site serves one thing first. Tell us which, and how you will know it does it.

What you expect from the site
The first one, if you could keep only one
First tick your goals above.
By when
Gate 三 of 六 What you like to look at

No need for a designer's vocabulary: show us what you like, and what you avoid.

Up to two moods
Three websites you like, and why
They can be in a completely different trade from yours.
Your identity today
Gate 四 of 六 What the work must contain

The pages, the features, and what you already have. We will prepare the rest with you.

The pages
The features
Online booking runs on Digital Calendar, included in the plans.
The copy
The photos
Gate 五 of 六 The plan that suits you

The one you chose is ticked. Your answers give us a first reading, which the director will confirm.

Prices excluding VAT, per month, no set-up fee, twelve-month commitment then no fixed term. Hosting and domain name are separate.

Gate 六 of 六 Set your seal

Your details, a final read, and the file goes to one of the two directors.

How to reply
The house
The first goal
The moods
The pages
The plan