Service Agreement - Web-Designing Agreement

This Service Agreement - Web-Designing Agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions between the Servicer and the Customer for the provision of website design services. The agreement highlights the importance of clearly identifying both parties and their principal places of business. It also emphasizes the need to specify the price and completion date of the work to be carried out by the Servicer to avoid any misunderstandings. The agreement provides a detailed description of the services to be provided by the Servicer, including the specifications and requirements for the website design. It further outlines the obligations of the Servicer, such as producing an original website free from plagiarism and providing the services in a professional and diligent manner. The agreement also covers the Customer's obligations, which include promptly providing all necessary data, documents, and content to the Servicer. It clarifies that both parties are independent contractors and not in an agency, joint venture, employment, or partnership relationship. The agreement includes a schedule for the delivery of deliverables and specifies that the Customer shall credit the Servicer on certain deliverables. It emphasizes that time is of the essence for the completion of the work and provides for liquidated damages if the services are not completed by the agreed completion date. The agreement outlines the service fees, invoicing, and payment terms, including late charges for overdue invoices. It also addresses expenses incurred by the Servicer and the customer's responsibility for reimbursing the Servicer. The agreement covers the ownership of materials and intellectual property, as well as warranties, representations, and indemnities. It includes disclaimers of warranties and limitations of liability for both parties. The agreement specifies the term and termination provisions, including the right to terminate for non-payment or breach of material provisions. It addresses the customer's right to terminate if the Servicer fails to proceed diligently with the services. The agreement covers the customer's right to possess the site and any drawings or plans upon termination. It also includes provisions for confidentiality, announcements/publicity, amendment, assignment, severability, further assurance, warranty of capacity and power, force majeure, and jurisdiction. The agreement clarifies that no rights under the contract are granted to third parties. It provides for arbitration and specifies the addresses for notices and service. The agreement may be executed in counterparts.

How to use this document?

To use this Service Agreement - Web-Designing Agreement, follow these steps:

1. Enter the names and principal places of business of the Servicer and the Customer in the agreement.

2. Specify the agreed price and completion date of the work to be carried out by the Servicer.

3. Clearly describe the type(s) of website design services to be provided by the Servicer, including the specifications and requirements.

4. Ensure that the Servicer has the necessary know-how, knowledge, experience, and skills to perform the services.

5. Request the creation of a website with the specified specifications and requirements.

6. Agree on a schedule for the delivery of deliverables.

7. Determine if the Customer needs to credit the Servicer on certain deliverables.

8. Emphasize that time is of the essence for the completion of the work and specify any liquidated damages for non-completion.

9. Define the service fees, invoicing, and payment terms, including any late charges for overdue invoices.

10. Address any expenses that may be incurred by the Servicer and the customer's responsibility for reimbursement.

11. Clarify the ownership of materials and intellectual property.

12. Provide warranties, representations, and indemnities for both parties.

13. Include disclaimers of warranties and limitations of liability.

14. Specify the term and termination provisions, including the right to terminate for non-payment or breach of material provisions.

15. Address the customer's right to possess the site and any drawings or plans upon termination.

16. Ensure confidentiality of the agreement and any disclosed information.

17. Obtain approval for any announcements or disclosures related to the agreement.

18. Any variations to the agreement should be in writing and signed by both parties.

19. Neither party should assign the agreement or sub-contract the performance without the other party's written consent.

20. If any provision of the agreement is held to be illegal, void, or unenforceable, negotiate a valid substitute provision.

21. Perform all necessary acts and execute any further documents required to implement and give effect to the agreement.

22. Represent and warrant the capacity and power to enter into and carry out obligations under the agreement.

23. Account for any force majeure events that may affect the performance of obligations.

24. Understand that the agreement does not grant rights to third parties.

25. Resolve any disputes amicably and in good faith.

26. Serve notices by hand, email, or post, ensuring proper timing and delivery.

27. Understand that the agreement may be executed in multiple counterparts.