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Project cooperation terms
A clear starting point for working together. Your written proposal confirms the deliverables, responsibilities, fees and terms for your particular project.
Last updated: 2026-10-02
1. Confirm the agreement
Before paid work begins, we identify the actual service provider and client in the written agreement, including applicable business registration details. emvalue is the studio brand used to introduce our services.
These general terms apply only when incorporated into or accepted as part of your project agreement. A proposal should state how and when it is accepted. Sending an enquiry alone does not commit either party to a project.
2. Scope, content and revisions
The proposal defines pages, features, platforms, languages, deliverables, revision rounds and exclusions. You provide agreed business information, materials, access and approvals, and confirm you have the rights needed for materials supplied.
We agree who is responsible for copywriting, photography, translations, business claims and legal content. A change to agreed scope is priced and scheduled for approval before the extra work begins.
3. Timing and approvals
We agree milestones based on scope, availability and when content, access and feedback can be provided. Delays or dependencies are discussed promptly and the schedule is updated by agreement.
You receive a preview or other agreed review opportunity. We document feedback and agree how completion and acceptance will be confirmed; silence is not automatically treated as acceptance under these general terms.
4. Quotes and payment
The written quote states the currency, fees, payment milestones, quote validity and whether GST applies. GST is charged only where lawfully applicable. Any deposit and its purpose are stated before payment is requested.
Domain registration, hosting, paid software, app-store accounts and other third-party subscriptions are listed separately where needed. We obtain approval for additional charges. Ongoing renewals and who pays them are explained before you commit.
5. Ownership, licences and handover
Your existing content and materials remain yours. The agreement specifies the rights granted or transferred in paid custom deliverables, the files and access supplied, and any agreed payment conditions for handover.
Third-party fonts, stock assets, open-source code, platforms and pre-existing tools remain subject to their own licences. We clarify relevant restrictions. Domain and service accounts should be registered in your name wherever practical, with access granted for the work.
6. Launch, fixes and ongoing support
The project agreement defines testing, launch responsibilities and the process for reporting and fixing work that does not meet the agreed specification, alongside any rights required by law.
Hosting administration, content changes, backups, security updates and response arrangements are included only where expressly agreed. Additional maintenance can be arranged separately. Third-party approvals, platform rules and service outages may affect launch or operation.
7. Pausing or ending a project
If either party needs to pause or end a project, we discuss notice, work completed, deliverables and reasonable next steps. Any breach and opportunity to remedy it are handled according to the agreement and applicable law.
A fair settlement takes account of agreed work performed and approved, committed third-party costs. Unused prepaid amounts and refunds are considered accordingly, subject to applicable consumer rights. These general terms do not make every deposit automatically non-refundable or require payment for all unfinished work.
8. Confidentiality and project materials
Each party should use the other’s non-public project information only for the agreed work or as required by law, and limit access to those who need it. Additional confidentiality or data-processing arrangements can be agreed for projects that need them.
We ask permission before using your business name, project screenshots or testimonial in our portfolio or marketing, unless you have already expressly agreed that use.
9. Resolving concerns and legal rights
Raise concerns at emvalue.studio@gmail.com so we can discuss and try to resolve them in good faith. This does not prevent either party from seeking advice, contacting a regulator or using available legal remedies.
Nothing here excludes, restricts or modifies non-excludable rights, consumer guarantees or remedies, including those under the Australian Consumer Law where applicable. Any project-specific limitation must respect those rights.
Questions? Talk to us.
For project questions, these terms or requests about your personal information, email:
emvalue.studio@gmail.com