Website and service use
Website Terms of Use
These terms govern use of the Connect Web website and its general content. Delivery of services is governed by a separate written scope.
Last updated: 16 August 2026
1. Nature of the website
This website is an informational presentation of Connect Web services. General content, examples and price ranges are not a binding offer. No project begins until the applicable signed proposal or contract defines scope, fees and responsibilities.
2. Service scope and contractual priority
The signed proposal or contract defines each project's deliverables, schedule, acceptance process, support, ownership, payment and special terms. If there is a conflict, the signed project documents govern that project's services.
3. Prices and external services
A published price or timeline is indicative unless expressly stated otherwise. Domain, hosting, platform, licence, payment, shipping or other third-party fees may be payable separately by the client as defined in the accepted proposal.
4. Content and accounts
The client is responsible for the accuracy of materials supplied to us and for holding the rights needed to use them. Project documents define responsibility for creating, managing and handing over access to external accounts.
5. Intellectual property
Rights in the Connect Web name, website identity and original website content are reserved. Ownership of code, designs, materials and licensed components in a client project is defined by that project's documents and is not implied by this page.
6. Results and availability
We work against the agreed scope and acceptance criteria, but this website gives no general guarantee of sales, search position, uninterrupted availability or a particular business result. Any service-level or maintenance commitment must be stated in the signed proposal or contract.
7. Governing terms and disputes
Applicable law, dispute handling and liability limits, where needed, are defined in the signed proposal or contract for the service. This website page does not impose a jurisdiction that was not agreed there.