License and Proprietary Rights

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A detailed description of the services included
The scope of the project
Prices of services and additional costs
Payment Terms
Content Sourcing
Timings
Editing and Revision Policies
Privacy and confidentiality
Disclaimer
Terms for termination of the contract
Dispute Resolution Clause
Signatures to make the contract legally binding
Other legal and ancillary clauses
Why do web designers insist that you should always use a contract?
For a lot of reasons, but whether those reasons are actually valid is another story. Do you see where I'm going with this?

Reasons such as:

Customers making requests that are outside the scope of the project
Clients who don't do their part in algeria whatsapp number database website development
Customers who object to the way site and plugin licenses are handled.
But, above all, customers who do not respect the agreed payment terms.
As you may have noticed, all these aspects fall solely and exclusively on the client, who most web agencies see as a problem and not as another person with whom to have an exchange of ideas and solutions and personal and professional growth for both parties.

Tying a client to a web agency is wrong
Allow me a quote: "Seek first to understand, then to be understood."