Terms of service
The clear rules that frame every project carried out with YC DIGITAL.
1. Purpose
These terms govern the web design, development and maintenance services for websites, applications and platforms offered by YC DIGITAL (“the Provider”) to its clients (“the Client”).
2. Quotes and orders
Each project is subject to a written, free quote specifying the scope, deliverables, price and estimated schedule. The order is binding once the Client has accepted the quote in writing (“approved”) and, where applicable, paid the deposit stated.
3. Prices and payment
Prices are stated in the quote. Payment is made by bank card, through a secure payment link sent with the invoice, or by bank transfer to the details shown on the quote and invoice. A deposit may be requested at the start; its amount and the schedule for the balance are specified in the quote. The Provider never asks for card details by email, message or through this website.
4. Timeline
Timelines are indicative and depend in particular on how quickly the Client provides content and approves each stage. Any delay on the Client’s side postpones the schedule accordingly.
5. Client cooperation
The Client provides in due time the texts, images, logos and information needed, and warrants that it holds the rights to them. The Client appoints a single contact person to approve each stage.
6. Approval and changes
Each stage (mockups, test version) is submitted for the Client’s approval. Minor corrections within the scope of the quote are included; any request that changes the scope is covered by an amendment or a new quote.
7. Intellectual property
Upon full payment, the Client holds the right to use the deliverables created specifically for them, under the conditions set out in the quote. The Provider retains ownership of its pre-existing tools, methods and generic components. Third-party elements (fonts, libraries, licensed images) remain subject to their respective licences.
8. Confidentiality
Each party agrees to keep confidential any non-public information exchanged in the course of the project.
9. Hosting and maintenance
Unless the quote states otherwise, hosting, domain name and post-delivery maintenance are separate services. The Provider can assist the Client with these steps.
10. Liability
The Provider has an obligation of means. Its liability is limited to direct damages and shall not exceed the amount actually paid for the service concerned. It is not liable for content supplied by the Client or for unavailability caused by third-party services.
11. Cancellation and termination
Either party may end the project in writing. Work already carried out and costs incurred remain payable. The deposit is not refundable where the corresponding work has been done.
12. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the law of the Provider’s country of establishment. In the event of a dispute, the parties will first seek an amicable solution.