Terms of
Service.

The Designer provides custom website design and development services, including personal websites for athletes and other individuals.

The exact scope of each project may be established through a proposal, written agreement, invoice, email, message, or other written communication between the Designer and Client.

Any work requested outside the agreed project scope may require additional payment and approval before work begins.

The Client agrees to pay the price stated on the applicable invoice, checkout page, proposal, or written agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, payments are for the website project and services described at the time of purchase.

Third-party expenses, including domain registration, premium hosting, paid software, licensed photography, fonts, plugins, or other external services, are not included unless specifically stated.

Any estimated completion or launch date is an estimate unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing.

Project timelines may depend on the Client providing requested information, photographs, approvals, feedback, account access, and other materials in a timely manner.

Delays caused by missing Client materials, approvals, or responses may extend the project timeline.

Reasonable revisions necessary to complete the agreed website are included unless a different revision arrangement is specified for the project.

Major redesigns, new pages, significant new functionality, or requests outside the original scope may be treated as additional work and may require an additional fee.

The Client is responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights and permissions to use any photographs, videos, logos, trademarks, written materials, statistics, sponsorship materials, or other content they provide for the website.

The Client grants the Designer permission to use Client-provided materials as necessary to design, develop, test, and publish the website.

Temporary materials may be used during private concept or development stages and may need to be replaced with approved or appropriately licensed materials before public launch.

The Client is responsible for reviewing the website before publication and confirming that names, biographical information, statistics, achievements, sponsor information, links, photographs, and other content are accurate and approved for use.

The website will not be considered finally approved until the Client or an authorized representative provides approval.

Upon full payment, the Client receives the rights to use the final custom website design and project deliverables created specifically for the Client, except for third-party materials, software, tools, frameworks, fonts, stock assets, or other components governed by separate licenses.

The Designer retains ownership of pre-existing tools, reusable components, development methods, templates, systems, and general knowledge used to create the project.

Unless the Client requests otherwise in writing, the Designer may identify the Client as a past client and display publicly launched work in a portfolio or as an example of the Designer's work.

Unless otherwise agreed, the Client is responsible for purchasing and maintaining their domain name and any ongoing third-party services associated with the website.

The Designer may assist with configuration and connection of these services but is not responsible for outages, policy changes, price changes, account suspensions, data loss, or other issues caused by third-party providers.

Ongoing website maintenance, content updates, hosting management, or support after completion are not included unless specifically included in the project or purchased separately.

Because custom website work involves time and services performed specifically for the Client, payments for work already completed are generally non-refundable.

If a project is canceled before completion, the Designer and Client may determine what portion of the project has already been completed and whether any unpaid balance or refund is appropriate.

Nothing in these Terms limits any refund or consumer rights that cannot legally be excluded under applicable law.

The Designer does not guarantee any particular level of website traffic, search-engine ranking, publicity, sponsorship opportunities, follower growth, media attention, revenue, athletic opportunities, or other commercial results.

The Designer will make reasonable efforts to deliver a functional website consistent with the agreed project scope.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Designer is not responsible for indirect or consequential losses resulting from third-party outages, unauthorized account access outside the Designer's control, Client-provided content, third-party services, or modifications made after project handoff.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability or rights that cannot legally be excluded.

Clients should maintain control of important accounts such as their domain registrar, email, hosting, analytics, and other business accounts whenever practical.

The Client is responsible for maintaining the security of credentials provided to them following project handoff.

Project approvals, scope changes, and other important decisions may be documented through email, messaging, proposals, invoices, or other written communications agreed upon by the parties.

These Terms may be updated for future projects. Changes will not retroactively alter the agreed terms of an existing paid project unless both parties agree.

Questions regarding these Terms may be directed to the contact information provided by the Designer on the applicable invoice, website, or project correspondence.