1. Provider and acceptance
Services are supplied by Jithin K, Freelance Graphic Designer & Web Developer, based in Kerala, India. A project is accepted when the client approves the written proposal or invoice and the required advance or package payment is received. These terms apply together with that project-specific document. If a project document expressly conflicts with these general terms, the project-specific written agreement controls for that item.
2. Scope, price, and payment
Only the deliverables, file formats, platforms, number of pages/assets, revision rounds, fee, and timeline written in the approved proposal are included. Advertised package prices apply to the listed scope; any ambiguity must be resolved in writing before commencement. Work outside scope, additional revisions, rush requests, paid fonts/plugins, domain or hosting, advertising spend, taxes where applicable, and other third-party charges are not included unless expressly itemised. Additional work will be quoted and started only after written approval. Payments must be made using the payment method or payment link stated on the invoice. Never send card PINs, passwords, or full card credentials to the provider. Payment processing is subject to the applicable payment provider’s terms.
3. Project milestones and approvals
Unless the proposal states otherwise, work begins after payment and receipt of the complete brief and required client materials. The provider shares agreed concepts or milestones for review. The client should consolidate feedback and respond within five business days, unless another period is agreed. The schedule pauses while awaiting feedback, approvals, content, access, or payment, and resumes when the outstanding item is received. Milestones and any instalment amounts for custom projects will be set out in the proposal. The client must approve a milestone in writing before the provider proceeds to the next stage where approval is requested.
4. Client assets and responsibilities
The client is responsible for the accuracy and legality of supplied text, claims, logos, images, video, music, fonts, product information, and other materials; obtaining all necessary permissions and licences; providing timely, usable assets and access; reviewing proofs; and maintaining copies of supplied materials. The client must not provide material that infringes another party’s rights or violates applicable law. The provider may rely on client-supplied content and is not responsible for its accuracy, legal compliance, or licensing. Delays or rework caused by missing, inaccurate, or changed inputs may change the delivery date or fee, with approval before chargeable work proceeds.
5. Revisions, completion, and handover
Included revisions are limited to the rounds and deliverables specified in the selected package or written proposal. A revision is a reasonable adjustment to an approved direction, not a new concept, expanded brief, or replacement of approved content. Extra rounds or substantial changes require a separate quote. A project is complete when the agreed final deliverables have been supplied and any agreed handover tasks are finished. The client must report a material mismatch with the written scope within seven calendar days of delivery so it can be reviewed; this does not extend the revision allowance. Editable/source files, if not listed in the scope, are not included. Final usage rights or transfer of agreed final artwork take effect after all amounts due are paid. Third-party assets remain subject to their own licences.
6. Intellectual property and portfolio
Each party retains rights to materials it owned before the project. After full payment, the provider grants or transfers the rights in final custom deliverables as expressly described in the proposal, subject to third-party rights and any stated licence limits. Unselected concepts, working files, tools, and pre-existing methods remain with the provider unless separately agreed. The provider will not publicly identify a client or display confidential work without permission. The concept work shown on this website is illustrative and does not represent a client endorsement.
7. Website and third-party services
Website work covers only the development and handover stated in the proposal. The client is responsible for domain and hosting accounts, renewals, backups, legal notices, and ongoing maintenance unless separately agreed. External platforms and services are operated by their respective providers; availability, policy changes, security, and charges are outside the provider’s control. The provider does not guarantee specific search ranking, sales, advertising performance, or uninterrupted third-party service.
8. Cancellation, liability, and contact
Cancellation and refunds are governed by the Cancellation and Refund Policy below. Either party may pause or end a project by written notice. The client remains responsible for approved work completed and non-cancellable costs up to the effective cancellation date, subject to the stated refund policy. Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events reasonably outside its control. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the provider’s liability for a claim relating to a project will not exceed the fees paid for that project; this does not limit liability that cannot lawfully be limited. These terms are subject to the laws applicable in India, and parties will first try to resolve a dispute through good-faith discussion. Contact jithintechie@gmail.com or +91 8848493058 with questions.