Terms of Service

1. Acceptance of these terms

These Terms of Service set the agreed rules for using the website, the content and the services that Cuwebdesign LLC offers. Cuwebdesign LLC is a computer systems design business located at 2303 E 830 S Unit 9, Spanish Fork - 84660-6539, United States (US). The website and its supporting software are developed and operated by the developer CU Web Design, and the organization Cuwebdesign LLC stands as the contracting party described throughout this document.

By browsing the site at https://www.cuwebdesign.mom, or by ordering, paying for, or receiving any service from us, you agree to be bound by these terms. If you do not agree with any part of these terms, we ask that you stop using the website and do not place an order. Using the site or engaging our services is the clearest statement that you accept the rules that follow.

These terms apply to your use of publicly available pages as well as to paid project work. Where a signed project agreement exists, that separate written contract governs the specific engagement, and these terms apply to the extent they do not conflict with it. We encourage every client to read both documents together before signing.

We may update these terms from time to time. The effective date shown at the top of the page reflects the newest version, and continuing to use our services after an update means you accept the revised conditions.

2. Definitions used in these terms

To keep this document clear, we use a small set of defined words. The website means any online property we operate, including https://www.cuwebdesign.mom, together with its pages, text, images, code and tools. The services means the web design, website architecture, interface development, e-commerce, content system, integration, performance work, hosting-related assistance and support plans we offer.

You or the client means the person, company or organization that uses the website or buys the services. We, us or the studio means Cuwebdesign LLC together with the developer CU Web Design that builds and runs the systems behind our services. Content means everything displayed or delivered through the website or a project. Deliverables mean the finished files, designs, code or systems produced for a paid project.

These definitions give the rest of the document a stable vocabulary so that every clause can be read with the same meaning.

3. Using the website

The public website exists to introduce our studio and help prospective clients learn about our work. We grant you a personal, revocable, non exclusive licence to view the pages and content for your own lawful purposes. You may not use the site in any way that breaks the law, harms others, overloads our systems, or interferes with the experience of other visitors.

You agree not to attempt to gain unauthorized access to our servers, databases or administrative areas, not to probe, scan or test the security of the site without permission, not to scrape or harvest the content at scale, and not to introduce malware or other harmful code. Automation that places an unreasonable load on our infrastructure is not permitted.

We reserve the right to restrict or withdraw access to the site at our reasonable discretion if someone uses it in a way that threatens our systems, our staff or other users. In the ordinary case we give fair warning, but we may act immediately when security is at stake. Nothing on the site is an offer that must be accepted; content is presented for information and may be withdrawn or changed.

4. Intellectual property

Everything we produce, including unique page designs, layouts, brand marks, software code, written copy and original graphics shown on the website, remains the property of Cuwebdesign LLC and CU Web Design unless a written agreement transfers it to you. Copyright, trade mark and other intellectual property laws protect this material, and you may not copy, redistribute or reuse it without our permission.

You may print or save information from the website for your own records, and you may share a link to the site with colleagues. What you may not do is claim our work as your own, sell reproductions of it, or use our materials in a way that suggests you created them or that we endorse you.

For paid project work, the ownership of the final deliverables transfers to you once the agreed fees are paid in full, subject to the terms of your project agreement. Third party material, such as licensed fonts, stock imagery or platform software that we incorporate into a project, remains governed by its own licence, and we tell you about any continuing obligations so you can comply with them.

5. Content you provide

To build your project, we need your text, images, logos, examples and other source material. You confirm that you own the rights to everything you give us or that you have the permission needed to let us use it, publish it and incorporate it into your website. You grant us a non exclusive licence to handle that material as required to complete your engagement and to keep your site running afterward.

You agree that the content you provide is accurate and lawful, that it does not violate any third party rights, and that it does not contain anything defamatory, misleading or prohibited. If a problem arises because of content you supplied, you take responsibility for resolving it and for any lawful claim that follows from it.

We are not responsible for editing your business content for its accuracy, and we rely on you to review the final text and images before launch. You remain responsible for your product claims, your pricing, your policies and everything else that the finished website communicates to your customers.

6. Orders, fees and payment

Project pricing is set out in your written quotation or agreement before work begins. Unless a quotation states otherwise, prices are in United States dollars and do not necessarily include applicable sales tax. We will confirm with you the size of a deposit that is usually due before production starts, with the balance due on the schedule stated in your agreement.

All fees are payable as agreed, and we may pause work or hosted services if an invoice becomes overdue by more than the grace period stated in your agreement. Payment for the project is not considered complete until we have received the full amount. Care plan and support fees are typically billed monthly or annually in advance and renew unless cancelled under the notice period below.

If you cancel a project in progress, you pay for the work and expenses already completed up to the date of cancellation, and any deposit is applied against that balance. We may reasonably adjust a quotation if you substantially change the scope of the work after it began.

7. Quotations, scope and changes

Each quotation describes the services we will deliver, the deliverables you can expect and any assumptions we made about your business, your content or your systems. The quoted price is based on that described scope. Requests for extra pages, additional features, more complex integrations or fresh rounds of design beyond the quoted limits are handled as well defined change requests with their own cost.

If we need more information, content or decisions from you to continue, the timeline shifts to reflect those waiting periods. We try to flag any assumption that turns out to be wrong as early as possible so that scope, cost and dates stay honest throughout the project. Carrying unbudgeted work quietly is not how the studio operates.

Any material increase or decrease in scope is confirmed in writing before extra fees are charged, and you always approve a change before we begin the additional work.

8. Timelines and project delivery

The delivery dates in your agreement are good faith estimates based on the scope and on a steady supply of content and feedback. We commit to the sequence of milestones we set together so that you always know what happens next. We work to a professional standard and use reasonable efforts to meet every agreed date, but we cannot guarantee a date where the delay is caused by you, by a third party, or by circumstances beyond our control.

Your timely review is essential. If we do not receive requested content, approvals or clarifications for a sustained period, we will pause the project at the point where we are waiting and notify you in writing. After a reasonable pause of ninety days without a response, we may treat the project as set aside and release the description of completed work in a handover summary.

When the deliverable is ready, we ask that you review it carefully and give us one consolidated list of any issues, so fixes are efficient and the release is clean.

9. Client content and responsibility

You are accountable for the substance of everything published on your website. That includes the accuracy of your product or service descriptions, your pricing, your shipping and return policies, the reliability of customer contact details, and your compliance with the consumer and advertising laws of the places where you sell.

If your site collects personal information from your own visitors, you are responsible for providing a privacy notice, obtaining any required consent, and meeting the obligations that apply to a controller of that data. We build the tools that collect it, but you decide the lawful basis and the wording that your visitors see. We provide templates and guidance on request, but the final legal judgment rests with you and any counsel you choose.

By approving the final site, you confirm that you have reviewed the content, that it reflects your business accurately and that any legal materials added on your behalf, such as terms or policies, reflect what you actually do.

10. Warranties and disclaimer

We warrant that the deliverables we produce are original wherever stated, are developed to a professional standard, and will perform materially in line with the written specification. If you report a genuine fault that falls within the agreed scope during the warranty window, we correct it at no extra charge.

Except as expressly warranted in your agreement and in these terms, the website and services are provided on an as available and as is basis. We give no other warranties, whether expressed or implied by law, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or non infringement, to the fullest extent allowed by applicable law.

A website depends on third parties, including hosting providers, domain registrars, payment networks and software platforms over which we have limited control. We do not warrant that the site or any third party service will operate without interruption, free from error or immune to every security risk. This clause helps to set honest expectations about what no builder can promise.

11. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Cuwebdesign LLC total liability arising out of or related to these terms, the website or any service shall not exceed the total amount you paid us for the specific service giving rise to the claim during the twelve months before that claim arose. This is a meaningful limit designed to keep the risk of any engagement proportionate to its size.

Neither party will be liable to the other for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for any loss of profits, revenue, goodwill, data or business opportunity, even if the party was advised of the possibility of such damages. These limitations apply regardless of the form of action, whether in contract, tort, negligence or otherwise.

Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law, such as liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for obligations that a court decides cannot be excluded. If any part of this section is found unenforceable, the remainder stays in force.

12. Support, care plans and renewals

Agreements that include support come with care described in that plan, such as backups, security patches, minor content updates and priority assistance. Care plan terms begin on the date stated and run for the subscription period, then renew automatically for the same period on the then current rate unless you cancel before the renewal date.

You may cancel a care plan with the notice period given in the plan, usually thirty days before the next renewal. After cancellation, the plan benefits stop at the end of the paid period. Major new feature work falls outside routine care and is quoted separately rather than squeezed into general maintenance.

We keep your site secure within the care scope, but you remain responsible for supplying correct login details to third party services and for informing us promptly about any changes in your business that affect the website, such as a change of domain, ownership or hosting arrangement.

13. Third party services and platforms

Many projects run on platforms we do not own, including content systems, e-commerce engines, hosting providers, payment processors and external tools. Those platforms have their own terms and fees, and your use of them is subject to their agreements. We help you choose suitable providers and configure their services, but we act as your helper rather than as an insurer of their performance.

We will tell you about any outside account we create or use for your project, and you should protect all passwords connected to those accounts. Fees charged by third parties, such as hosting, domains, software subscriptions or transaction fees, are your responsibility unless your agreement expressly says we cover them.

14. Termination

Either party may terminate a project agreement for convenience with suitable written notice and payment for work already completed. Either party may also end an agreement with immediate effect if the other party materially breaches it and does not fix the breach within a reasonable time after being asked, usually fourteen business days.

On termination, we stop the active work, deliver the completed portions for which we have been paid, and release the client as agreed. Upon full payment you receive the finished deliverables described in section four. Any clauses in these terms that are meant to survive, including intellectual property ownership, warranties, indemnities, limitation of liability and governing law, continue to apply after the relationship ends.

If a care plan or recurring service is cancelled, we wind it down cleanly, provide any final reports that belong to you and hand over the access details needed to continue running your site with someone else.

15. Governing law and disputes

These terms and any agreement between you and Cuwebdesign LLC are governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Utah, United States of America, without regard to conflict of law rules. Any dispute arising from or relating to these terms will first be addressed through good faith discussions between the parties, and we encourage clients to raise concerns with us directly before any formal action.

If a dispute cannot be resolved through discussion, the courts located in Utah County, Utah shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any legal claims, unless a specific agreement states otherwise. If any provision of these terms is held to be invalid or unenforceable, that provision is modified to the minimum extent needed to make it valid, and the remaining provisions continue in full effect.

16. Contacting us

For questions about these Terms of Service, about the website or about a project, the fastest route is a message to guide@cuwebdesign.mom. For urgent or operational matters you may also reach the studio by telephone at +17748472677.