So, I run a small web agency in the UK and have spent 10+ years in the industry. During that time, I've had to overhaul our terms and conditions due to projects or scenarios that did not come to mind.

With that in mind, I thought I would share the terms with you

Link to Google Drive file

Nothing like protecting yourself! Enjoy

Not sure on the downvotes - guess some people already think their terms are solid... I spent a long time in creating this, and all before GPT!

Edit: I'll adjust our Contract Document too (so without company name) and I'll upload to this subreddit for you guys to use. Feel free to edit either document as you wish that suits your company.

Edit 2: If you want to my company websites that use these terms - please DM me and I'll share them.

Edit 3: Please read and modify these terms suitable for your company. These terms were written for UK, however the wording is universal, and you will only have to change the country you operate in. As always if you are unsure, please consult a legal professional.

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Posted by20 hours ago

Deploying Node is a mess

I have the simplest Node/fastify server, 3 routes, DB connection, serves HTML and JS content, no frontend framework, works perfectly on my machine, and I find it surprisingly difficult to put it out there.

A lot of traditionnal hosting services simply don't host Node (or only at ridiculous pricing), and I have just spent 3 hours struggling with errors on Vercel and Heroku. Documentation examples often don't work as intended, logs are obscure, and you end up pushing every button hoping to find one that makes it work.

I got to a point where I want to rewrite my code in PHP so I can just drag and drop the files in a FTP client and boom, it's on the internet.

Anyone else feel that way? Any advices?

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Posted by7 hours ago

How does Wordle know I’ve already played?

Question

I know it must have something to do with my IP address but I want to build a similar app and was wondering how it knows I’ve already attempted.

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Posted by5 hours ago

Image extends out of parent container

Question

I'm trying to make a simple card with an image inside that has a margin (in this example exaggerated). I want the outer div to contain the inner img completely.

https://jsfiddle.net/5v738z9k/15/

Any help appreciated, thanks.

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Posted by13 hours ago

Sell three letter domain?

An acquaintance of mine recently received a legitimate offer in the mid six figures for a three-letter .com .

She is not selling. She said she has received many offers over the years and thinks that they will only continue to increase. Will .com domains really continue to be relevant to large corps in the coming years? As someone outside the industry, it feels dated to me.

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