Revisions?
Please use this form to submit any design-related revision requests for your website. This may include updates to colors, fonts, imagery, quicklinks, or other included design features. The more specific your notes, the more accurately our team can apply your updates; please feel free to include links or screenshots for clarity.

Important:
All revision notes must be submitted in plain text directly in the form’s Details section. We do not open or review external documents or files, with the exception of standard image formats (PNG or JPEG). This ensures accuracy, protects your website, and allows our team to complete your updates efficiently.

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Files & Image Preferences
If you have any photos, graphics, logos, or inspiration to support your revision request, you can upload them here or provide direct links.

Please note: All submitted images must adhere to legal usage guidelines. All imagery must be royalty-free, not labeled for editorial use only, not require an extended license or additional payment, and must not be AI-generated. This ensures we are able to legally place the image on your website.

We recommend choosing images from Shutterstock or Adobe Stock. You may paste direct links or include image filenames in the Revision Details section.

Images that do not meet these requirements may be replaced or omitted to ensure the final site remains compliant. We will not use any imagery created by AI. 

Upload any files you'd like us to place on your site or use as design inspiration.

Color Preferences
Not loving the current colors? Let’s get it right! Use this section to share up to three color preferences you'd like to see reflected in the design.

• Primary Color: Typically used in large areas like the header or background. Should feel clean and not too distracting.
• Secondary Color: Used alongside the primary color—ideal for sections, highlights, or alternating content blocks.
• Accent Color: Used sparingly for buttons, links, or highlights. This one can be bold and attention-grabbing.

We’ll use your selections to guide any updates. While we may fine-tune colors for balance and usability, your preferences help us hone in on what feels right to you.

Font Preferences
Not quite feeling the current fonts? Let’s fine-tune your style. Use this section to share up to three font preferences you’d like to see reflected in your site design:

• Primary Font: Typically used for headings and titles. Should make a strong impression while aligning with your brand personality.
• Secondary Font: Complements the primary font—often used for subheadings, highlights, or navigation elements.
• Body Font: Used for main content and paragraphs. Should prioritize readability, especially at smaller sizes.

Feel free to share the font name, include a direct link from Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts in the Revision Details section. 

Our designers will do their best to incorporate your selections while ensuring they work well together across all screen sizes and browsers.

Font libraries for reference:
Google Fonts | Adobe Fonts