These draft terms concern use of the Crftdev Technology website. They are separate from any agreement for development, automation, marketing or other services.

Before launch: confirm the contracting entity, registered information where applicable, a contact channel and the effective date.

Service descriptions provide a starting point for discussion. Deliverables, charges, timings and support responsibilities are to be agreed for an individual project.

Before launch: approve wording on the status of website information and ensure it does not conflict with actual offers or service agreements.

Projects labelled as demonstrations are illustrative concepts. They are not presented as client deployments, testimonials or measured results.

Before launch: verify the status and permission for each project, image and statement, especially if real client material is added later.

The final terms should explain permitted website use and the handling of website content, intellectual property and third-party material.

Before launch: confirm ownership and licences, approve permitted-use provisions and review any restrictions against applicable requirements.

The Contact page can submit an enquiry to the database or download a local brief. A successful submission is an acknowledgement of storage; it is not acceptance of a project or confirmation of a booking. A project should have a separate written agreement covering its actual scope and responsibilities.

Before enabling submissions: review the enquiry process and approve wording on proposals, acceptance and how service agreements are formed.

The final terms need reviewed provisions addressing website availability, responsibility, applicable law and dispute arrangements.

Before launch: obtain appropriate legal review. This draft does not invent a jurisdiction clause, a liability limit or an exclusion of legal rights.

The privacy notice draft describes information-handling topics that also need confirmation. Both documents must match the deployed website.

Before launch: complete both documents, record approval and an effective date, and establish a process for reviewing changes.

For project information, visit Contact.