New Websites / New Pages
Page Content / Landing Pages Build
Terms & Conditions
Website Build Terms & Conditions
Summary
We’ll always do our best to fulfil your needs and meet your expectations, but it’s important to have things written down so that we both know what’s what, who should do what and when, and what will happen if something goes wrong. In this contract you won’t find any complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text. We’ve no desire to trick you into signing something that you might later regret. What we do want is what’s best for both parties, now and in the future. You are hiring Your Digital Solution located at Woolloongabba to design and develop a web site for the total price as outlined in our proposal.
By paying the deposit amount set out in the invoice that has been issued to you by us, you are agreeing to, and are bound by, our Standard Terms of Business, the project proposal in addition to the following Terms & Conditions.
What do both parties agree to do?
You: You have the full power and authority to enter into this contract in the name of the party you have identified in your engagement with us. You’ll give us everything we need to complete the project as and when and in the format we need it. You’ll review our work, provide feedback and approval in a timely manner too. Deadlines work two ways, so you’ll also be bound by dates we set together. You also agree to stick to the payment schedule set out at the end of this contract.
Us: We have the experience and ability to do everything we’ve agreed with you and we’ll do it all in a professional and timely manner. We’ll use reasonable endeavours to meet every deadline that’s set and on top of that we’ll maintain the confidentiality of everything you give us unless we are required to disclose it by law, the rules of any recognised securities exchange, or you give us consent to do so.
NEW WEBSITES & NEW PAGES / PAGE CONTENT / LANDING PAGES
Design
We create look-and-feel designs, and flexible layouts that adapt to the capabilities of many devices and screen sizes, as requested. We create digital works predominantly using ‘WordPress’ as our platform, however, we may use other platforms at our discretion where we consider it appropriate. We may use static visuals to indicate a look-and-feel direction (colour, texture and typography.) We call that ‘design atmosphere’. Unless we have agreed with you otherwise in writing, we will use the process we consider most appropriate to build digital works for you.
Most correspondence will be via email as this gives us factual records of change and update requests. Please keep in mind that this is a creative process and we will do our utmost to interpret and meet your requirements however due to the nature of creativity it sometimes may not be exactly as you envisaged. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to review our work and provide feedback. We will have regular contact as updates and changes are made. If, at any stage, you’re not happy with the direction our work is taking, you will be required to pay us in full for everything we’ve produced until that point and can cancel this contract. (This payment will not include the cost of our first draft as agreed with you).
Content
You are supplying the Content* (including text and/or pictures), and we need all of it as soon as possible. That way your website will be designed correctly and adapted specifically to the content from the start. It will also assist us to meet the Time Frames mentioned below. It also means you won’t have to deal with emails and calls from us about content. Instead, you can focus on running your business while we handle everything else.
We’re not responsible for writing or inputting any text copy. If you’d like us to write new content or input text for you, we can provide a separate estimate for that.
Content Options:
A] We can use the content from your existing Website
B] Add some New Content from you to your existing content
C] You can provide us with all New Content
D] We create the Content for you (If you believe that may be required then talk to us about our Content Writing Services)
If you engage us to input text for you, it will be your sole responsibility to ensure that the content does not infringe any applicable laws, regulations or third party rights and to ensure that the material is not obscene, indecent, pornographic, seditious, offensive, defamatory, threatening, menacing, blasphemous or in breach of any third party intellectual property rights (Inappropriate Content). We may (with your consent) make minor changes to your content to improve it and we reserve the right to refuse to upload Inappropriate Content.
Please keep in mind that this is a vital aspect to complete your website within the time frame set out. So please consider this early after you have paid your deposit. *Unless other arrangements have been made.
Photographs
You should supply graphic files to us in an editable, vector digital format or .jpeg / .png. You should supply photographs to us in a high resolution digital format. If you choose to buy stock photographs, we can suggest online stock libraries.
We will supply up to 6 high resolution pictures free of charge. If you’d like us to search, purchase and supply photographs for you, we can provide a separate price for you.
Page & Content Approvals / Revisions
Every project includes up to two (2) revisions to any Home page and one (1) revision to all other pages, including any newly created pages / landing pages / content pages
Revision limits are in place to ensure the project remains efficient and on schedule. For this reason, we recommend providing all content, images, logos, and feedback in an organised and consolidated manner at the start of the engagement.
Any further layout or copy changes beyond the included revisions will be considered out of scope and may incur additional fees. Each email or request submitted counts as a revision, so please include all requested changes in a single communication where possible. Pricing for any additional revisions will be advised and approved prior to the commencement of further work.
Ecommerce Websites
Payment Gateway accounts are the sole responsibility of the account creator. It is your responsibility to ensure that the account has been set up correctly. If you are not familiar with setting up your account for ecommerce purposes, contact the payment gateway support department. Ensure that at all times you act on notifications from the payment gateway provider. Failure to do so may affect transaction processing.
Although Your Digital Solution Pty Ltd does its best in recognising the suitability of 3rd party components such as 3rd Party Payment Gateways, under no circumstance can Your Digital Solution Pty Ltd be held responsible for losses incurred in any way for Payment Gateway unavailability, uptime or processing uptime or accuracy.
You indemnify YDS in full for any perceived losses incurred.
Desktop browser testing
Where appropriate, we test our work in current versions of major desktop browsers which have over 10% market share. We refer to the latest monthly statistics as provided on this site https://www.w3schools.com/Browsers/default.asp. It is not possible for us to develop digital works that will look the same in all browsers.
Mobile browser testing
Where appropriate, we test our work on popular small-screen devices to help ensure that a person’s experience of a design is appropriate to the capabilities of the device they’re using. We usually test our work in current versions of ‘Smart’ phones which have over 10% market share. It is not possible for us to develop digital works that will look the same on all phones.
Time Frames
We know from experience that the completion of most digital works take around 6 to 12 weeks to finalise once you have supplied the content. Our general website development timeframe is as follows:
1] After payment has been received in our Bank, a Kick Off Email will be be sent within 1-3 days to organise a Set Up Call with the Project Manager
2] Website Projects will start within 2 weeks of payment
3] Website Homepage will be ready for Approval within 3 – 4 weeks after payment
4] Completion of Website Projects is usually 6 – 12 weeks. (Depending on size of Project)
Also pending delivery of content and timeliness of approvals from client. Content / Images / Logo / Video specific to your business are to be supplied by the client. We use a queuing system to systemise our workflow, therefore delays in providing assets and approvals will normally result in delays in the project completion.
Timeframes: Changes and revisions
More often than not we add the content supplied by clients and then the client makes several changes along the way. As we receive these changes they go into the queuing system for our developers to make updates. At any time we can be working on a large number of websites, so these changes, even when minor, can take 2 to 4 working days to turn around. We will use reasonable endeavours to action all customer requests in a timely manner.
Hosting
Where appropriate, we can host your website or app if you engage us to do so.
We host websites and apps on dedicated servers leased by us from third party specialist hosting companies. Your Digital Solution will not be responsible for any loss of business or other damages resulting from occasional “down-time” or other technical problems related to the hosting servers, whether caused by the hosting company or any other reasons beyond our control.
We offer various levels of hosting, please ask us for details.
If you want your digital works hosted elsewhere this will incur an extra charge from us. This is due to the different configurations of various servers and the set up process for us. usually takes extra time, normally around 2 to 4 hours, however each case is different. Setting up this outside hosting is charged at our current hourly rate. Your Digital Solution does not hold responsibility for any updates, maintenance or hacking if your digital works such as website or app is hosted on a server other than Your Digital Solution’s hosting servers.
Emails
If you use a domain-based email address (eg [email protected]) then changing your current website host may mean a change to your domain name server. This is done from accessing your domain via your domain name provider. We will require you to provide us with the ‘Mail Client’ type plus login and password (we will be able to assist you to locate this). If you are using Microsoft products to view your email you will also need to update passwords within this software.
Security
We include free ‘Wordfence’ security on all websites however we cannot guarantee that your website or other digital works will be secure or free from bugs or viruses or any other type of malicious code or software and we take no responsibility should your website or other digital works be hacked or otherwise for any losses that you may incur. Should you be hacked, we can assist you to restore your site or other digital works to the last available version from the backups. We initially add a complex password to your login to lessen this possibility. Should you change this password, or simplify it, you may be making it easier to be hacked.
We will charge our hourly standard maintenance rate for any assistance that you request in relation to a hacking event.
Reliance on Third Parties
If and when services of third parties are sourced by us on your behalf, you hereby acknowledge and accept that we are not liable for any consequences of any ads or omissions of any of those third parties, whose activities we cannot control. Including but not limited to unavailability, security, privacy or continuance of these 3rd parties.
Backups
We take regular backups of all digital works and these backups are generally stored both on the host and off site for security. You can also backup your digital works to your own device as added security. Backups can also be compromised by hacks so the more there are, the better.
Website Launch
Depending on the nature of the digital works, it can take up to 96 hours for your website or other digital works to be able to be found on the internet after we attempt to publish them. This is called propagation and is completely out of our control. We will also list your site with major search engines Google, Yahoo and Bing. It can take up to 3 weeks to be found on these search engines. Once again this is out of our control but we take reasonable steps to minimise these times for our clients, where possible.
Training
After your website or other digital works are live we will send you a ‘How To’ document to show you how to make changes / update them (as appropriate). This will cover what you need to do but does assume you are suitably familiar with the tools and technology being used. If in doubt, we encourage you to ask an expert to make any changes or updates to the digital works.
Depending on the nature of the digital works, you may need to make ongoing changes or apply updates. If these are beyond your knowledge or skills base you may need us, or another trained Web Developer, to complete the changes or apply the updates, for example where there is a requirement for coding etc. To keep our prices down we do not offer free on or off site training. Of course you can email us if you have any difficulty and we will help by email or phone.
If you require training we can provide it over the phone (usually sharing screens to make it easier to follow). Our standard maintenance rate will apply. If training is required on site travel time charges will be added at the same rate.
We will not be responsible for, and accept no liability in relation to, any changes or updates you make to the digital works.
Intellectual property rights
You guarantee that all elements of text, images or other artwork you provide are either owned by yourselves, or that you have permission to use them. When your final payment has cleared, the copyright and other intellectual property rights, to the extent created by us specifically for this engagement, in the underlying software and code relating to the webpages or other digital works, the overall design and specially written text or graphics of the webpages or other digital works will be automatically assigned by us to you.
You’ll own the intellectual property rights to the website or other digital works that we create for this project – subject to any third party ownership rights. We’ll give you source files and finished files if requested, and you should keep them somewhere safe as we’re not required to keep a copy. You own all elements of text, images and data you provided, unless someone else owns them. We love to show off our work and share what we’ve learned with other people, so we reserve the right, and you grant us a non-exclusive licence to use the intellectual property rights in the website and any other digital works we have developed, along with the software, for the purpose of displaying and linking to your project as part of our portfolio and to write about it on the web and in articles for advertising and promotional purposes.
Payments
We’re sure you understand how important it is as a small business that you pay the invoices that we send you promptly. Our payment terms are shown on the original proposal we sent to you. We thank you in advance for prompt payment of our invoices for completed works to keep your project on track.
Parked Projects
If we encounter extensive delays in receiving feedback or content / information from you and after many repeated attempts, are still unable to complete your project due to lack of receipt of such, your project may be parked to continue when you are more ready to do so. If project completion extends beyond 3 months, additional charges may occur to bring the project back online for completion. These charges are related to re-familiarisation of the project by our team, updates required to WordPress core, plugins and possibly theme.
Finally
You will not be able to transfer this contract to anyone else without our permission. This contract stays in place and need not be renewed. If for some reason one part of this contract becomes invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts of it remain in place. Although the language is simple, the intentions are serious and this contract is a legal document governed by the laws in force in, and under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of, Queensland, Australia.
1 Summary
We’ll always do our best to fulfil your needs and meet your expectations. This document sets out clearly what both parties have agreed to, who is responsible for what, and what will happen if something goes wrong. Plain language is used throughout — but the intentions are serious and this is a legally binding document.
A copy of these terms will be provided with your proposal. By paying the deposit amount set out in your invoice, you confirm that you have read and understood these Terms, the Standard Terms of Business, and the Project Proposal, and agree to be bound by all of them.
2 What Both Parties Agree To
2.1 The Client agrees to:
- Confirm they have full power and authority to enter into this agreement on behalf of the party identified in the engagement
- Provide everything we need to complete the project — as and when needed, and in the format requested
- Review work, provide feedback, and give approvals in a timely manner
- Meet all agreed deadlines — timelines are binding on both parties
- Comply with the payment schedule set out in the Project Proposal
2.2 Your Digital Solution agrees to:
- Apply the experience and skill necessary to deliver the agreed scope professionally and in a timely manner
- Use reasonable endeavours to meet every agreed deadline
- Maintain the confidentiality of all information provided by the Client, except where required by law or with the Client’s consent
3 Design
We create look-and-feel designs and flexible layouts that adapt to the capabilities of many devices and screen sizes. We work predominantly using WordPress as our platform, though we may use other platforms at our discretion where considered appropriate.
We may use static visuals to indicate a look-and-feel direction (colour, texture, and typography) — we call this ‘design atmosphere’. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, we will use the process we consider most appropriate to build your digital works.
Most correspondence will be via email, as this provides clear records of change and update requests. This is a creative process and we will do our utmost to interpret and meet your requirements; however, the outcome may not always be exactly as envisaged.
If, at any stage, you’re not happy with the direction of our work, you may cancel this contract. You will be required to pay in full for all work produced up to that point. This payment will not include the cost of the initial design concept — being the first design direction presented at the initial review stage.
4 Content
You are responsible for supplying all content (including text and images) and we need it as soon as possible so that the website is designed and structured around your actual content. Providing content early also helps us meet agreed timeframes.
We are not responsible for writing or inputting text copy unless separately agreed. Content options available to you include:
Option A — Use content from your existing website
Option B — Add new content from you to your existing content
Option C — You provide all new content
Option D — We create content for you (speak to us about our Content Writing Services)
If you engage us to input text on your behalf, it is your sole responsibility to ensure that the content does not infringe any applicable laws or third-party rights, and that the material is not unlawful, defamatory, discriminatory, obscene, offensive, or in breach of any third-party intellectual property rights (“Inappropriate Content”). We reserve the right to make minor improvements to your content with your consent, and to refuse to upload Inappropriate Content.
4.1 Photographs
Graphic files should be supplied in an editable, vector digital format or as .jpeg / .png files. Photographs should be supplied in high-resolution digital format. We will supply up to 6 high-resolution stock images free of charge. If you would like us to source, purchase, and supply additional photographs, a separate fee will apply.
5 Revisions, Approvals & Sign-Off
5.1 Included Revisions
Every project includes:
- Up to two (2) revisions to the Home page
- One (1) revision to all other pages, including newly created pages, landing pages, and content pages
5.2 What Counts as a Revision
A revision means minor amendments to content or design within the agreed scope. Each email or request submitted counts as one revision — please consolidate all changes into a single communication where possible.
Changes to scope, structure, layout direction, or content that materially differ from the original brief are not revisions — they constitute a change of scope and will be quoted and approved separately before work commences.
5.3 Additional Revisions
Any layout or copy changes beyond the included revisions will incur additional fees. Pricing will be advised and approved in writing before any additional work commences.
5.4 Go-Live Approval New
Prior to launch, we will ask you to provide written approval (including via email) confirming that the website meets the agreed scope. The website will only be launched following receipt of this approval. Once the website is live, it is deemed accepted by you. Post-launch defects attributable to the agreed scope will be addressed under the post-launch warranty in Section 12.
Payment gateway accounts are the sole responsibility of the account creator. It is your responsibility to ensure your account has been correctly set up for ecommerce. If you are unfamiliar with this process, contact your payment gateway provider’s support team directly. You must act promptly on all notifications from your payment gateway provider, as failure to do so may affect transaction processing.
Although YDS applies reasonable care in selecting and integrating third-party payment gateway components, YDS is not liable for any losses arising from payment gateway unavailability, downtime, processing errors, or inaccuracies.
The Client indemnifies YDS against any actual losses, claims, or damages arising directly from the Client’s failure to correctly set up, maintain, or respond to notifications from their payment gateway account.
7 Browser & Device Testing
7.1 Desktop Browser Testing
We test our work in current versions of major desktop browsers holding over 10% market share, as measured by StatCounter Global Stats. This typically includes Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. It is not possible to guarantee identical appearance across all browsers.
7.2 Mobile Browser Testing
We test our work on popular small-screen devices to ensure a suitable experience. We test current versions of mobile browsers holding over 10% market share. It is not possible to guarantee identical appearance across all devices and screen sizes.
From experience, most website projects take 6 to 12 weeks to complete from the date content is received. Our general timeline is:
Step 1 — Kick-off email sent within 1–3 business days of payment being received
Step 2 — Project commences within 2 weeks of payment
Step 3 — Homepage ready for approval within 3–4 weeks of payment
Step 4 — Full project completion within 6–12 weeks (depending on project size and complexity)
All timeframes are contingent on timely delivery of content, images, logos, video, and approvals by you. We use a queuing system to manage workflow — delays in providing assets or approvals will result in corresponding delays to project completion.
8.1 Changes & Revisions Turnaround
Once content is submitted and changes are requested, these enter our development queue. Even minor changes can take 2–4 working days to complete due to concurrent project workloads. We will use reasonable endeavours to action all requests as promptly as possible.
8.2 Client-Caused Delays
Where you fail to provide required content, materials, or approvals within 10 business days of a written request, we may pause the project without penalty, adjust the timeline accordingly, and invoice for work completed to that point. Timeline extensions caused by your delay are not a breach by YDS.
9 Parked & Abandoned Projects
9.1 Parked Projects
If we encounter extensive delays in receiving content or feedback and, after repeated attempts, are still unable to progress the project, it may be parked until you are ready to continue. If project completion extends beyond 3 months from the original start date, additional charges will apply upon recommencement. These charges will be quoted and agreed in writing before work resumes, reflecting time required for re-familiarisation and any updates to WordPress core, plugins, or theme.
9.2 Project Abandonment New
If a project is inactive for more than 6 consecutive months with no response from you following written outreach, YDS may treat the project as abandoned. In such circumstances, YDS will retain all funds paid to date as compensation for work completed and resources allocated, and will archive the project work. YDS is not obligated to retain archived work beyond 12 months from the date of abandonment.
10 Hosting
Where you engage us to host your website, we host on dedicated servers leased from specialist third-party hosting providers. YDS will not be responsible for any loss of business or other damages resulting from occasional downtime or technical problems related to the hosting servers, whether caused by the hosting company or other reasons beyond our control.
We offer various levels of hosting — please contact us for current options and pricing.
If you wish to host your website elsewhere, an additional charge will apply for the time required to configure and set up hosting on a third-party server (typically 2–4 hours, charged at our current hourly rate). YDS does not accept responsibility for updates, maintenance, or security in relation to any website hosted on a server other than YDS’s hosting infrastructure.
11 Security & Backups
11.1 Security
We include Wordfence security software on all WordPress websites as a reasonable precautionary measure. Wordfence is an industry-recognised security tool; however, its inclusion does not constitute a guarantee that your website will be free from hacking, malware, viruses, or other malicious code. No website security measure can guarantee complete protection.
YDS is not liable for any losses, damages, or business interruption arising from a security breach or hacking event. Should your website be compromised, we can assist in restoring it from the most recent available backup, charged at our standard maintenance rate.
We set a complex initial password for your login credentials. If you change or simplify this password, you increase the risk of unauthorised access. YDS is not responsible for breaches arising from password changes made by you or any third party after handover.
11.2 Backups
We take regular backups of all websites, stored both on the hosting server and offsite. You may also create your own independent backups for additional security — we recommend doing so. Please note that backups can also be affected by a hacking event, which is why maintaining multiple backup copies is advisable.
12 Post-Launch Warranty New
Following the launch of your website, YDS provides a 30-day warranty period during which we will remedy any defects in the delivered work that are attributable to our build at no additional charge.
This warranty does not cover:
- Issues arising from changes made by you or any third party after launch
- Third-party plugin or platform failures
- Hosting-related issues
- Changes in browser behaviour or platform updates after launch
Any issues identified after the 30-day warranty period will be addressed at our standard maintenance rate.
13 Email Configuration
If you use a domain-based email address (e.g. [email protected]), changing your website host may require a change to your domain name server settings. This is managed through your domain name provider. We will require your mail client type and login credentials to assist with this process. If you use Microsoft products to access email, you will also need to update passwords within that software.
We recommend backing up all email data before any DNS changes are made.
14 Website Launch & Search Engine Listing
Following publication, it can take up to 96 hours for your website to be accessible across the internet. This process, known as DNS propagation, is outside our control.
We will submit your site to major search engines (Google, Bing, and Yahoo) as part of the launch process. It can take up to 3 weeks for your site to appear in search results — this is also outside our control, though we take reasonable steps to minimise this timeframe where possible.
After your website is live, we will send you a basic ‘How To’ video covering how to make basic changes and updates. This assumes a reasonable level of familiarity with the tools and technology involved. If in doubt, we encourage you to contact us or engage a trained web developer.
Ongoing changes that require coding or technical expertise may need to be completed by us or another trained developer. To keep our prices competitive, we do not include free on-site or phone training. Email support is available at no charge for straightforward queries. Phone training (screen sharing) and on-site training are available at our standard maintenance rate, with travel time charged additionally for on-site sessions.
Important
YDS accepts no liability for any damage to the website, loss of data, loss of functionality, or any other consequences arising from changes made by you or any third party after handover. This includes changes made through the WordPress admin panel, plugin updates, theme modifications, or any other alterations to the website.
16 Intellectual Property
You confirm that all elements of text, images, or other content you provide are either owned by you or that you have permission to use them. You indemnify YDS against any claim arising from content you provide that infringes a third party’s rights.
Upon receipt of full and final payment, YDS assigns to you all copyright and intellectual property rights in the Deliverables created specifically for this engagement — including the underlying code, overall design, and any specially written text or graphics — subject to any third-party ownership rights.
YDS retains ownership of all pre-existing tools, frameworks, templates, and methodologies used in the build. Where these are incorporated into your website, you receive a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use them as incorporated in the Deliverables.
We will provide source files and finished files on request. You should store these securely — YDS will retain a copy for 12 months following project completion but is not required to retain copies beyond that period.
Unless you provide prior written objection, YDS reserves the right to display your website and reference your project in our portfolio, case studies, and promotional materials.
17 Web Accessibility (WCAG)
YDS will apply reasonable accessibility practices during the build consistent with general industry standards. However, YDS does not warrant that the website will meet any specific Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) conformance level (A, AA, or AAA) unless WCAG compliance has been explicitly agreed and scoped as a deliverable in the Project Proposal. If WCAG compliance is a requirement for your business, please raise this before the project commences so it can be properly scoped and quoted.
18 Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
A website build does not constitute an SEO engagement. YDS makes no warranty regarding search engine rankings, organic traffic, domain authority, or visibility outcomes resulting from the website build alone. Search engine performance depends on many factors outside YDS’s control, including Google’s algorithms, competition, domain history, and content quality. If SEO services are required, please enquire about our separate SEO packages.
19 Data Migration
Where content, products, customer records, or other data is being migrated from an existing website or platform, YDS will take reasonable care during the migration process. However, YDS is not liable for any loss of data, corruption, or omissions arising from the migration. The Client is responsible for maintaining an independent backup of all data before migration commences. YDS recommends requesting an export of all existing website data from your current host prior to the start of the project.
20 Reliance on Third-Party Services
Where third-party services are sourced on your behalf — including but not limited to hosting providers, WordPress plugins, themes, payment gateways, domain registrars, or other platform components — you acknowledge and accept that:
- YDS is not liable for any act, omission, failure, unavailability, security breach, or discontinuation of those third-party services
- Third-party platforms and plugins may change their features, pricing, or compatibility at any time without notice, and such changes do not constitute a breach by YDS
- Your use of third-party services is subject to the applicable third-party terms and conditions
- YDS will notify you of any material third-party changes that become known to us
21 Payments
Payment terms are as set out in the Project Proposal. Unless otherwise specified, all invoices are due within 7 days of the date of issue. The typical payment structure for website builds is:
| Milestone | When Due | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit | Prior to project commencement | As specified in Project Proposal |
| Progress Payment | Typically at homepage approval | As specified in Project Proposal |
| Final Payment | Prior to website launch | Balance outstanding |
22 General
This contract may not be transferred or assigned by you without our prior written consent. If any part of this contract is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts continue in full force. This agreement is governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia, and both parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland.
If you have any questions about these terms before engaging us, please contact us at [email protected] or call 1800 070 866 before paying your deposit.
These terms should be read together with any applicable service-specific terms, including the Website Build Terms & Conditions where relevant.