We appreciate you taking into account our website design company PR Webscrew India pvt ltd for your website needs. Before letting us begin working with you, please carefully read our terms & conditions.
- Service Description: Based on the written specifications you provide, we will design and construct a website for you. The proposal's scope and timetable will be followed in developing and delivering the website.
- Payment: In order to begin the project, we need a 50% non-refundable down payment. The remaining 50% must be paid when the job is finished. We reserve the right to put the project on hold until payment is made.
- Cancellation: Should you decide to cancel the project after we have begun working on it, you will be liable for paying for the work done thus far. There won't be a reimbursement of the deposit.
- Changes: We reserve the right to modify the project timetable and budget if you ask for changes to the project scope after the project has begun. Before moving forward with the project, we might need a new deposit if the changes are sizable.
- Content: You are in charge of providing the website with all text, photographs, videos, etc. We won't be in charge of coming up with any material or sourcing it.
- Ownership: After paying the project cost in full, you will become the owner of the website's design and content. We will continue to own all design and code until that time
- Warranty: After the website has launched, we offer a 30-day warranty period. We will address any mistakes or problems that surface as a result of our work during this time. Any modifications or updates made following the warranty term will incur an extra cost.
- Confidentiality: We will keep all information you provide us private and won't divulge it to anyone else.
- Liability: We disclaim all responsibility for any harm or loss brought on by the website or our efforts. You consent to defend us against any lawsuits or losses resulting from your use of the website.
- Dispute Resolution: Arbitration or mediation will be used to settle any disagreements resulting from this agreement.
- You accept that you have read, comprehended, and agree to be bound by these terms and conditions by agreeing to them.
Change in service:
A client should promptly and clearly convey their demands and expectations to a website design firm if they wish to adjust the products or prices offered by the business. A client can do the following actions:
- Identify the changes needed: Clearly state the adjustments that are required in terms of services and pricing, and provide an explanation of why each change is necessary.
- Discuss with the website designing company: The client should talk with the website design company about the suggested improvements and collaborate with them to create a solution that satisfies their expectations.
- Review the service agreement: Review the service agreement to see if the suggested changes are allowed under the provisions of the contract. The client should review the service agreement.
- Negotiate the changes: To make sure that the changes are possible and agreeable to both parties, the client and the website design business should negotiate the adjustments.
- Document the changes: After the changes have been agreed upon, they should be described in writing, either as an addition to the current service agreement or as a brand-new agreement.
- Agree on a timeline: The client and the website design business should reach an understanding over a timeline for putting the changes into practise, taking into account any necessary testing or training.
- Monitor the changes: The client has to keep an eye on the modifications to make sure they are executed appropriately and producing the desired effects.
It is important for the client to maintain good communication with the website designing company throughout the process of making changes to their services and pricing. By doing so, they can ensure that the changes are implemented smoothly and without any negative impact on their website or business.
Project hold or refused on late/nonpayment:
If there is a problem with late or non-payment, a project may be suspended or refused. This is so because a payment is usually an essential part of a commercial transaction, and missing a payment can lead to a contract breach.
The project could be suspended if a payment is overdue until it is made. The length of the hold period may be spelt out in the contract or agreement, or it may be agreed upon by the parties.If a payment is not made at all, the project may be refused or terminated. In this case, the non-paying party may be in breach of contract, and the other party may be entitled to pursue legal action to recover the outstanding payment or damages caused by the breach.
Any project agreement or contract should include clear and detailed payment terms, including late payment penalties, to make sure that both parties are aware of their obligations and the repercussions of failing to fulfil those obligations. This can assist avoid disagreements and guarantee that the project runs smoothly.
