Status and scope
This general template requires legal review and business-specific completion. It does not replace a signed proposal, statement of work or other agreement governing a project. Confirm the legal business identity: [ADD LEGAL ENTITY NAME].
Website information
Website material introduces the business and its capabilities. Descriptions do not constitute a commitment to specific deliverables, timelines or results. Portfolio concepts are explicitly illustrative and are not represented as client work.
Project agreements
Each engagement should define scope, milestones, fees, payment schedule, acceptance criteria, revision limits, third-party costs and responsibilities. Change requests should be assessed and agreed in writing before additional work begins.
Intellectual property and third parties
Project agreements should specify ownership and licenses for deliverables, source files, pre-existing materials, stock assets, fonts and software. Clients should confirm that supplied materials may be used for the intended purpose. Third-party services have their own terms.
Acceptable use
Do not use the website to submit unlawful material, attempt unauthorized access or interfere with its availability. A production inquiry endpoint should apply appropriate validation and abuse prevention.
Liability, disputes and contact
Limitations, warranties, dispute procedures and governing law must be completed by qualified counsel for the business and its target markets: [ADD REVIEWED LEGAL TERMS]. Contact: [ADD BUSINESS EMAIL]. Effective date: [ADD EFFECTIVE DATE].