This Multi-Page Website Design & Development Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into between the client (“Client”) and TaylorMade Global (“Company,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) for the purpose of designing, developing, and launching a multi-page website project.
The Company agrees to provide website design and/or development services for a multi-page website project as outlined in the approved proposal, invoice, scope of work, or project documentation.
Services may include:
Website strategy and planning
Custom web design
WordPress setup and configuration
Multi-page development
Mobile responsiveness
Basic SEO implementation
Content integration
Contact forms and integrations
ADA/accessibility enhancements
Performance optimization
Website launch support
Any services not explicitly stated in the approved scope are considered outside the scope of this Agreement.
Project timelines are estimates and depend heavily on Client responsiveness, feedback, approvals, and timely delivery of requested materials.
The Client agrees to provide:
Content
Branding assets
Images
Login credentials
Feedback and approvals
within a reasonable timeframe.
Delays caused by the Client may result in revised launch dates, project rescheduling, or additional fees.
If the Client becomes inactive for more than fourteen (14) consecutive days without communication, the Company reserves the right to pause the project.
Projects inactive for more than thirty (30) days may be subject to a restart fee.
Unless otherwise stated in writing:
A non-refundable deposit is required before work begins.
Remaining balances are due according to the payment schedule outlined in the proposal or invoice.
Final payment is required before website launch or transfer of deliverables.
Failure to make payments may result in:
Suspension of work
Delayed launch
Removal of staging access
Withholding of deliverables
Late payments may incur additional administrative or collection fees where permitted by law.
The project includes a reasonable number of revisions as outlined in the approved proposal.
Additional revisions beyond the agreed scope may incur additional charges at the Company’s current hourly or project rate.
Major structural redesigns, page additions, rewritten content requests, or functionality changes after approval may require a revised proposal.
The Client is responsible for supplying:
Website copy
Logos
Brand assets
Photography
Videos
Legal policies
Any necessary licenses or permissions
The Company is not responsible for verifying ownership rights, copyright permissions, or trademark clearances related to Client-provided materials.
If content writing services are not included, placeholder text or AI-assisted draft content may be used temporarily.
Projects may rely on third-party services, plugins, themes, APIs, hosting providers, registrars, payment processors, or external software platforms.
The Company is not liable for:
Third-party outages
Licensing changes
Plugin incompatibilities
Security vulnerabilities
API limitations
Vendor pricing changes
Service discontinuations
Some features may require separate subscriptions or recurring fees payable directly by the Client.
Where applicable, the Company may implement accessibility enhancements and best practices; however, full ADA, WCAG, or legal compliance cannot be guaranteed unless explicitly contracted as a dedicated accessibility compliance engagement.
Ongoing accessibility compliance may require continuous audits, updates, monitoring, and legal review.
Basic SEO implementation may include:
Meta titles
Meta descriptions
Heading structure
Sitemap configuration
Performance improvements
The Company does not guarantee:
Search engine rankings
Traffic increases
Lead generation results
Revenue outcomes
SEO performance depends on many factors outside the Company’s control.
The Client is responsible for reviewing and approving:
Design layouts
Content placement
Functionality
Mobile responsiveness
Integrations
Final website appearance
Approval of milestones constitutes acceptance of completed work related to those milestones.
The Company will make reasonable efforts to ensure a smooth website launch; however, the Client acknowledges that unforeseen technical issues may occur.
The Company is not responsible for:
Temporary downtime
DNS propagation delays
Third-party hosting/server issues
Email interruptions
Browser caching issues
Platform-specific incompatibilities
Upon full and final payment:
The Client receives ownership rights to finalized website content specifically created for the project, excluding licensed or third-party materials.
The Company retains ownership of proprietary systems, frameworks, processes, code libraries, templates, methodologies, and pre-existing intellectual property.
The Company reserves the right to showcase completed work within portfolios, presentations, social media, marketing materials, and case studies unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Unless included in a separate maintenance agreement:
Ongoing support is not included after launch.
Future updates, edits, troubleshooting, training, or maintenance may incur additional fees.
Emergency support availability is not guaranteed without an active maintenance or hosting agreement.
If hosting or domain services are provided through the Company:
Services are subject to separate hosting or domain terms.
Renewals may occur automatically unless canceled in writing before renewal dates.
Failure to maintain payment may result in suspension or termination of services.
The Client remains responsible for maintaining accurate account and billing information.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company shall not be liable for:
Lost profits
Business interruption
Data loss
Cybersecurity incidents
Indirect or consequential damages
Reputation loss
Third-party claims
The Company’s total liability under this Agreement shall not exceed the total amount paid by the Client for the specific project giving rise to the claim.
The Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Company from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, or legal expenses arising from:
Client-provided content
Copyright violations
Trademark disputes
Illegal website usage
Regulatory violations
Misrepresentation by the Client
Either party may terminate the project in writing.
If terminated:
Deposits remain non-refundable.
The Client is responsible for payment for all completed work and incurred expenses up to the termination date.
The Company reserves the right to remove staging access and suspend unfinished deliverables until outstanding balances are resolved.
This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted under the laws of the State of Georgia, without regard to conflict of law principles.
By submitting payment, approving a proposal, signing electronically, or engaging the Company’s services, the Client acknowledges and agrees to these Terms and Conditions.