Template SpecificationFormat: MS Word (.doc) for easy editing
Length: 15 pages (including cover sheet and footnotes)
Word count: 5815
Guidance notes: included
Sample: SAMPLE WEB DESIGN AGREEMENT
Contents: (1) Definitions and interpretation, (2) Term, (3) The Services, (4) Customer obligations, (5) Delivery and acceptance, (6) Third Party Works, (7) Unlawful Content, (8) Charges and payment, (9) Intellectual Property Rights, (10) Warranties, (11) Limitations and exclusions of liability, (12) Data protection, (13) Confidentiality and publicity, (14) Termination, (15) Effects of termination, (16) General
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Web Design Agreement: Key FeaturesUnless you are very lucky, you will at some point have to deal with a disgruntled customer. Properly drafted legal documentation can help you to deal with difficult customers - even if the matter does not go to court. Common types of dispute between web designers and their customers include the following. - Disputes over whether the website meets expectations (and, more importantly, any written specification).
- Disputes concerning the permitted uses of a website after the development work is complete.
- Disputes about payments to the designer.
All of these risks can be better managed if you are using well-drafted contract.
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