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1. Service scope2. Agreements and charges3. Acceptable use and responsibility4. Interruptions, changes and liability5. After-sales and disputes1. Service scope
Website templates, custom software and website development, related maintenance, and account, order, payment and support features.
Check template demonstrations, licence scope, term, package and available features before ordering. A demonstration does not include custom changes or every third-party feature. Custom development and maintenance follow the agreed requirements, quotation, milestones and acceptance criteria. Verify the actual order amount, currency and channel before paying; interface language does not change an order’s currency.
2. Agreements and charges
Browsing does not purchase a service or accept new charges. Scope, actual price and currency, term and delivery conditions must be clear before purchase. This page does not create undisclosed features, charges, automatic renewal or deadlines. A separately valid order or project agreement governs that order without removing non-excludable statutory rights.
3. Acceptable use and responsibility
Use accounts and information lawfully and with authorisation. Do not infringe privacy, intellectual property or other rights; attack systems; steal credentials; bypass access controls; upload malicious files; or use the service unlawfully. You need an appropriate lawful basis before submitting another person’s information.
4. Interruptions, changes and liability
Maintenance, third-party failures or events beyond reasonable control may interrupt service. Explanations and remedies depend on actual impact; technical readiness is not delivery acceptance. Material changes or discontinuation affecting purchased rights must follow the contract and law. No limitation excludes liability that cannot lawfully be limited or responsibility for intentional misconduct or gross negligence where applicable.
5. After-sales and disputes
Review previews, package, licence and delivery status for templates and digital content. Being digital does not by itself remove statutory rights. For delivered content or work already started, defects, actual performance, terms clearly agreed when ordering and statutory rights must all be considered. Cancellation, changes and milestone settlement for custom work or maintenance follow the agreed contract; refund amounts and timing depend on the order and the resolution lawfully confirmed.
For a dispute, first contact us with the product, order or request and relevant facts. If unresolved, lawful remedies through competent authorities or courts remain available. These terms do not restrict lawful complaint, court or jurisdiction rights.
