A clear project scope
Every engagement starts with a written brief, proposal or statement of work describing the deliverables, assumptions, timeline and agreed price.
CARTERDIGITALS TERMS / PRACTICAL WORKING AGREEMENTGood work starts
Good work starts
with clear expectations.
These terms explain how Carter Digitals approaches projects, approvals, payment, ownership and support in plain language.
THE SHORT VERSIONClear scope.
Clear scope.
Useful momentum.
We want every client to know what happens next, what is included and where a decision is needed. If a proposal and these terms conflict, the signed proposal or statement of work takes priority for that project.
Collaborative approvals
You provide timely feedback, content and access. We keep decisions visible, flag risks early and ask for approval before moving into the next stage.
Responsible delivery
We build carefully, protect project access and aim to launch work that is practical to use, maintain and grow. Third-party services remain subject to their own terms.
Fair changes
Small refinements within the agreed scope are welcome. New pages, features, integrations or direction changes may require a revised quote or timeline.
Pay by milestone.
Fees, deposits and milestone dates are set out in the proposal. Work may pause when an invoice is overdue. Hosting, domains, paid software, stock assets and other third-party costs are billed separately unless the proposal says otherwise.
Use what you paid for.
Once agreed project fees are paid in full, you receive the rights described in the proposal for the final approved deliverables. Third-party fonts, plugins, templates, stock media and software remain subject to their licences. Unused concepts and working files stay with the studio unless agreed otherwise.
Keep the route healthy.
We will make reasonable efforts to launch approved work on the agreed platform. Ongoing maintenance, content updates, hosting management and support are separate services unless included in writing. You remain responsible for your business claims, supplied content and account access.
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START?
kabelokadiaka4@gmail.com Let’s make the next step obvious.
Ask about scope, timing, payment or ownership before approving a proposal. We would rather clarify early than create friction later.