Terms & Conditions



1. Parties and Acceptance

Effective date: October 4, 2026
Last updated: October 4, 2026

These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") govern every paid engagement between Fresh Content Design, LLC, a Florida limited liability company doing business as Deyo Creative Studio ("Studio," "we," "us," "our"), and the person or business that engages us ("Client," "you," "your"). Studio and Client are each a "Party."

How these Terms take effect. These Terms become binding when you do any of the following:

  • accept an estimate, proposal, or Statement of Work that references these Terms, including by clicking "Accept" on an estimate we send you

  • pay a deposit, retainer, or invoice for our services

  • instruct us in writing to begin work

Electronic acceptance. Electronic signatures, email approvals, and clicks of an "Accept" or "Approve" button have the same legal effect as a handwritten signature under the Florida Uniform Electronic Transaction Act (Section 668.50, Florida Statutes) and the federal E-SIGN Act (15 U.S.C. § 7001).

Who may bind the Client. If you accept these Terms on behalf of a company, you represent that you have authority to bind it, and "Client" means that company.

What these Terms cover. Sections 1 through 16 govern paid client engagements. Section 17 governs everyone who uses our website, including blog readers, newsletter subscribers, and people who request a free website review.

No legal, tax, or financial advice. We provide design, development, branding, and marketing services. Nothing we deliver is legal, tax, accounting, or investment advice.

2. Services and Scope

What we do. We provide website design and development, brand and logo design, search engine optimization, copywriting, and related creative services. We also offer the Care Plan for hosting and ongoing support described in Section 7. The services for your project are defined in a written estimate, proposal, or Statement of Work (each, an "SOW").

Platforms. We build most sites on Framer. If your project uses a different platform, the SOW will say so and will describe how hosting, support, and handover work for that platform. For those projects, Sections 7 and 8 apply only as the SOW adapts them.

The SOW controls the work; these Terms control the relationship. If an SOW and these Terms conflict, this order applies, highest first:

  1. a signed written amendment that expressly states it overrides these Terms

  2. the SOW, but only as to scope, deliverables, fees, and schedule

  3. these Terms, as to everything else

An SOW does not change Section 9 (Intellectual Property), Section 14 (Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability), or Section 16 (Governing Law) unless it names the section and states the change in writing.

Quoted separately unless the SOW includes it. The following are not part of any project fee:

  • logo, brand identity, and brand guideline work

  • ongoing SEO services, including local SEO, content, and reporting

  • content writing beyond what the SOW specifies

  • photography, videography, and paid stock image or font licenses

  • third-party subscriptions, domain registration, and plugin or app fees

  • e-commerce configuration, payment gateway setup, and tax configuration

  • email deliverability setup (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and mailbox migration

  • data migration from a prior platform beyond the page count in the SOW

  • accessibility remediation or conformance testing (see Section 13)

  • training beyond one handoff session

How we do the work. We choose the tools, methods, and personnel used to perform the work, unless the SOW requires a specific platform. We may engage subcontractors and remain responsible for their work under these Terms.

3. Client Responsibilities, Timelines, and Stalled Projects

Your obligations. Timely delivery depends on you as much as on us. You agree to:

  • provide all copy, images, logos, account access, and other materials by the dates in the SOW

  • name one person with authority to give final approval, and tell us in writing if that person changes

  • respond to requests for feedback, approval, or information within 5 business days

  • give complete, consolidated feedback in one response per review round, not in a series of messages

  • register and keep your domain in an account you control, and give us DNS access when needed

Schedules are estimates. Any timeline in an SOW assumes you meet the response times above. Delays caused by late materials, late approvals, or added scope push every remaining date back by at least the length of the delay. They may push it further if the delay costs us a scheduled production window.

Stalled projects. If you don't respond to a written request for materials or approval for 15 consecutive days, the project is inactive. We will send one written notice. If you don't respond within 15 days of that notice:

  • we may give your production window to other clients

  • all fees invoiced to date become immediately due and are non-refundable

  • restarting the project requires a reactivation fee of 10% of the total project fee and rescheduling into the next available window

If you don't respond for 60 days after the notice, we may terminate the engagement under Section 6 and keep all amounts paid.

Account access. When we need access to your domain, analytics, or other accounts, we ask you to add us as a user rather than share your password. You are responsible for removing our access when the engagement ends. If you do share a password, we keep it confidential under Section 15. We are not responsible for a breach of a third-party account unless it results from our own failure to protect what you gave us.

Accuracy of what you tell us. We rely on the business information you provide, including hours, service areas, pricing, licensing, and claims about your business. We do not independently verify it, and we are not responsible for the results of publishing information you supplied that turns out to be inaccurate.

4. Revisions and Change Orders

Included revisions. Each project includes 2 rounds of revisions at the design stage and 1 round after the build, unless the SOW states otherwise. A "round" is one consolidated set of feedback delivered in a single response, followed by one set of changes from us.

What counts as a revision. Adjustments to layout, color, spacing, imagery, and copy within the approved direction and page count.

What counts as new work. The following fall outside the included rounds and require a written change order:

  • adding pages, templates, CMS collections, or integrations not in the SOW

  • changing direction after a design concept has been approved in writing

  • redoing work because of information you had at the start but did not give us

  • feedback that reverses a decision you already approved

  • requests that arrive after final approval

Change orders. We will quote additional work in writing before starting it, either as a fixed price or at our hourly rate (currently $100 per hour). Work begins only after you approve the quote in writing. A change order may extend the schedule.

Approval is final. When you approve a stage in writing, that stage is closed, and reopening it is new work. If you don't respond to an approval request within 5 business days, we may treat the stage as approved after sending one written reminder, and the stalled-project terms in Section 3 apply.

Post-launch corrections. For 30 days after launch, we will fix defects in our own work at no charge. That covers broken links we created, layout problems on supported browsers and devices, and features that don't work as the SOW describes. It does not cover content changes, new features, or problems caused by your edits, your third-party services, or platform changes outside our control.

5. Fees, Deposits, and Payment

Deposit. Projects require a non-refundable deposit of 50% of the total project fee before work begins. The deposit reserves your production window and is credited against the total fee.

Balance and invoices. Unless the SOW states otherwise, the remaining project balance is due before your site goes live. Other invoices are due 15 days from the invoice date.

Final payment before launch. We publish your site to your live domain only after we receive payment in full. Ownership of the deliverables does not pass before then (Section 9).

Hourly work. Work outside a fixed-price SOW is billed at our hourly rate, currently $100 per hour. We will give you 30 days written notice before changing it.

Late charges. Past-due amounts accrue a late charge of 1.5% per month (18% per year) on the outstanding balance, or the highest rate Florida law allows, if lower.

Suspension for non-payment. If an invoice is more than 15 days past due, we may pause all work and support, and hold delivery and publication, after giving you written notice. A pause does not extend any deadline or reduce what you owe.

Collection costs. You are responsible for all costs of collecting past-due amounts, including reasonable attorneys' fees, court costs, and collection agency fees, whether or not a lawsuit is filed.

Billing disputes and chargebacks. Before disputing a charge with your card issuer or bank, you agree to contact us in writing and give us 10 business days to resolve it. Filing a chargeback for work already delivered is a material breach of these Terms.

Taxes. Fees do not include sales, use, or similar taxes. You are responsible for any such taxes, other than taxes on our net income.

Third-party costs. Platform subscriptions, domain registration, stock images, font licenses, and similar third-party costs are yours, whether you pay them directly or we pay them and bill you. We do not mark up these costs unless the SOW says so. The Framer site plan for a site on our Care Plan is included in the Care Plan fee (Section 7).

Expenses. Travel and other out-of-pocket expenses are billed at cost, only with your prior written approval.

Quotes. Prices in an estimate or proposal are valid for 30 days from its date.

6. Termination

Termination by you. You may end a project at any time with written notice. On termination you owe the non-refundable deposit, all fees for work performed through the termination date, and any third-party costs we have already incurred for you. We will invoice within 10 business days, and payment is due on receipt.

Termination by us for cause. We may end the engagement immediately with written notice if you:

  • fail to pay an invoice within 30 days of its due date

  • remain unresponsive past the stalled-project period in Section 3

  • ask us to publish content that is unlawful, infringing, or that we reasonably believe is deceptive

  • treat us or anyone working with us in an abusive, harassing, or discriminatory way

Termination by us for any other reason. We may end the engagement for any other reason with 30 days written notice. In that case, we will deliver the work completed to date, which you will own once it is paid for, refund any amount you have paid beyond the value of that work, and cooperate reasonably with any handover under Section 8.

Effect of termination. When an engagement ends:

  • all unpaid amounts for work performed become immediately due

  • ownership of deliverables passes only if you have paid the project fee in full (Section 9), except as stated above when we end the engagement for any other reason

  • we may remove work in progress from any staging or preview environment

  • if your site is live, Section 8 governs its handover

  • the sections listed under "Survival" in Section 16 continue to apply

Deposit. The deposit is earned when work begins and is not refundable, including when you end the project before any deliverable is produced.

Work in progress. Unpaid work in progress remains our property. We are not required to deliver, transfer, or give access to incomplete work we have not been paid for.

7. Care Plan: Hosting and Ongoing Support

How hosting works. Unless you choose to take over your site at launch, it stays in our Framer workspace and we host and maintain it under our Care Plan for the monthly fee in your SOW. Hosting your site in our workspace does not affect your ownership of the deliverables once you have paid the project fee in full (Section 9). We hold and manage the Framer project on your behalf while you are on the plan.

If you don't want the Care Plan. You can decline it at launch or cancel it later. Either way, we transfer the site to you under Section 8, and after the transfer we provide no further support except as new paid work.

What the plan includes. For the monthly fee, we provide:

  • the Framer site plan for your site, paid through our account

  • keeping your site working as Framer releases platform changes

  • up to 1 hour per month of small content changes, such as text edits, hours, photos, and service list updates (unused time does not roll over)

  • a periodic review of links, contact information, and mobile usability

  • a point of contact when something stops working

What the plan does not include. New pages, redesigns, new features or integrations, content writing, SEO campaigns, accessibility remediation, and repairs needed because of your own edits. These are quoted separately or billed at our hourly rate.

Response times. We aim to respond within 2 business days to routine requests and within 1 business day when your site is down. These are targets, not guarantees. We do not offer a service level agreement or promise any uptime percentage.

Framer hosts your site, not us. Your site runs on Framer's infrastructure. We are Framer's customer, not the host. We do not control Framer's uptime, performance, pricing, features, or continued operation, and we are not liable for any interruption, data loss, price increase, or change in Framer's service. Framer's own terms govern the hosting itself.

Version history and staging. We rely on Framer's built-in version history to restore earlier versions of your site, and we may use a staging environment to test changes before publishing them. We do not keep separate off-platform backups unless your SOW says so.

Automatic monthly billing. The Care Plan renews automatically each month. When you enroll, you authorize us to charge your payment method on file on your monthly billing date until you cancel. You can cancel at any time by emailing admin@deyocreativestudio.com. Cancellation takes effect 30 days after we receive your email, and we will confirm it in writing. Fees already charged are not refunded. We may also cancel the Care Plan with 30 days written notice.

Price changes. We may change the Care Plan fee with 30 days written notice, effective on your next billing date after that. If you don't accept the new price, you may cancel before it takes effect.

Failed or late payments. If a Care Plan payment fails or is more than 15 days past due, we may pause support after written notice. We will not take your site offline for non-payment without giving you at least 15 days written notice to either pay or accept transfer of your site under Section 8.

8. Handover of Your Site

When handover happens. We transfer your site to you when you decline the Care Plan at launch, when either Party cancels the Care Plan, or when the engagement ends under Section 6.

What handover requires. We transfer the site once the project fee is paid in full. Any unpaid Care Plan fees remain owed, but we will not withhold a site you have paid for because of them.

How it works. We use Framer's Project Transfer feature, which sends a transfer invitation to an email address you choose. Under Framer's current process, your site stays online throughout, any connected custom domain keeps working, and the Framer site plan paid through our account is canceled when you accept.

What you need to do. To receive the site, you must:

  1. have a Framer account under an email address you control

  2. accept the transfer invitation

  3. choose and pay for your own Framer site plan if the site uses paid features, such as a custom domain

Timing. We will send the transfer invitation within 10 business days after the later of your written request, the effective date of a Care Plan cancellation, or payment of the project fee in full.

If you don't accept. If you don't accept the transfer within 30 days of our sending it, we will give you written notice and may then unpublish the site and cancel its Framer subscription. We will keep the project available to transfer for another 30 days, after which we may delete it.

What transfers and what doesn't. The Framer project transfers. These do not transfer automatically, and you are responsible for setting them up again: third-party integrations and their accounts, analytics properties, form and email connections, and any font or stock license that cannot be transferred under its own terms (Section 9). Your domain stays in your own registrar account.

Transition help. We include 1 hour of transition help, including a written list of what you need to reconnect. Additional help is billed at our hourly rate.

After handover. Once the transfer is complete, we no longer host, maintain, or support the site. Any later help is new paid work at our hourly rate.

If Framer changes its process. This section reflects Framer's published transfer process as of the date of these Terms. If Framer changes or withdraws it, we will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver your project by whatever method Framer then provides, and we are not in breach if no such method exists.

9. Intellectual Property

What you own. When we receive payment of the project fee in full, we assign to you all rights in the final deliverables created specifically for you under the SOW. That includes the completed site design as delivered, page layouts and copy written for you, custom graphics, and any logo or brand identity we design for you. The assignment takes effect automatically on final payment. We will sign a confirming document if you ask.

Before payment in full, we own the work. All work product remains our property until the project fee is paid in full. Using unpaid work product is unlicensed use of our copyrighted work.

What we keep: Studio Materials. We keep all rights in what we bring to the work and reuse across clients, and nothing in these Terms assigns it to you. Studio Materials include:

  • our component library, layout systems, design patterns, and reusable Framer components

  • our code, scripts, snippets, and configuration approaches

  • our methodology, questionnaires, checklists, and templates

  • our internal tools, presets, and style systems

  • know-how, techniques, and general skills

  • anything we created before the engagement or developed independently of it

Where Studio Materials are built into your deliverables, we grant you a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use them as part of your site. You may not extract, resell, sublicense, or redistribute them as standalone assets.

We may reuse Studio Materials. We may use Studio Materials, and the skills and general knowledge gained on your project, for other clients, including clients in your industry. We will not reuse your distinctive brand identity, your copy, or your proprietary content.

Not a work made for hire. The deliverables are not works made for hire. Ownership passes only by the assignment above, and only on payment in full.

Third-party assets. Fonts, stock photos, icons, templates, plugins, and similar third-party materials are licensed, not assigned. They remain subject to their own licenses, which may require you to hold the license in your own name. We will tell you about any third-party asset that requires a license you must hold. After handover, keeping those licenses current is your responsibility.

Framer platform. Framer's platform, editor, and technology belong to Framer and are governed by Framer's terms. Nothing here transfers any rights in them.

Concepts not selected. Designs, logo concepts, and drafts you did not choose remain ours. We may use them for other clients or for our own promotion.

Your existing material. You keep everything you owned before the engagement, including your trademarks, logos, copy, photography, and content. You grant us a license to use it to perform the services and for portfolio use under Section 11.

10. Client Content and Your Warranties

You have the rights to what you give us. For every logo, photo, video, testimonial, review, font, graphic, name, trademark, and piece of copy you give us, you represent and warrant that you own it or hold a license to use it on your site, and that using it will not infringe anyone's copyright, trademark, publicity, or privacy rights.

We do not clear rights. We do not run trademark searches, copyright clearance, or rights checks on material you supply. If you are not sure you have the right to use an image, tell us and we will find a licensed alternative at your cost.

Lawful and accurate content. You warrant that your content is lawful, not deceptive or misleading, and compliant with the laws that apply to your business, including advertising, licensing, and professional-conduct rules in your industry.

Regulated claims are yours. Claims about pricing, results, credentials, licensing, health, safety, or guarantees are your responsibility. We do not review them for regulatory compliance. If your business is licensed or regulated, you are responsible for following your regulator's advertising rules.

Testimonials and reviews. If you give us testimonials, reviews, or endorsements to publish, you warrant that they are genuine, reflect the honest opinions of real customers, and that you have permission to publish them. You are responsible for complying with the Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 C.F.R. Part 255), including disclosing any material connection between you and the person endorsing you.

Your indemnity to us. You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Studio, its owner, and its subcontractors from any claim, loss, liability, damage, cost, or expense, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising from:

  • content or materials you supplied

  • your breach of any warranty in this section

  • your use of the deliverables after handover, including changes made by you or anyone else

  • your business operations, products, or services

  • any claim that your content infringes or misuses someone else's rights

This obligation continues after the engagement ends.

Our right to decline. We may refuse to create or publish content we reasonably believe is unlawful, infringing, deceptive, discriminatory, or damaging to our reputation. Refusing on these grounds is not a breach of these Terms.

11. Portfolio and Publicity

Our portfolio rights. You grant us a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license to show and describe the work we did for you in our portfolio, case studies, website, blog, social media, proposals, award submissions, and marketing. That includes screenshots, video walkthroughs, the live URL, your business name and logo, and a description of the project, its goals, and its results.

What we will not publish. We will not publish your Confidential Information (Section 15), your pricing, internal business data, or analytics figures without your separate written consent.

Acus in writing and we will correct it.

Opting out. You may withdraw portfolio permission with written notice. We will remove your work from materials we actively control within 30 days. We are not required to recall printed materials, retract published articles, or remove reposts by others, cached copies, or archived versions.

Confidential projects. If your project must stay unpublished, tell us in writing before work begins. We may charge more for a project we cannot show. Without that notice, our portfolio rights apply.

Footer credit. Your site may include a small "Created by Deyo Creative Studio" credit in the footer. It stays unless you ask us to remove it.

Your use of our name. You may identify us as your site's designer and link to us. You may not otherwise use our name, logo, or marks to suggest that we endorse your products or services.

12. Third-Party Platforms and No Guarantee of Results

Third-party services. Your project may use services we do not own or control, such as Framer, Google, payment processors, booking tools, form tools, email platforms, and domain registrars. Each has its own terms and privacy policy, which govern its service. We are not responsible for:

  • their availability, uptime, performance, or security

  • changes to their features, pricing, or terms

  • their discontinuing a service your site depends on

  • any loss, breach, or damage caused by their acts or omissions

If a third-party service changes in a way that breaks part of your site, restoring that function is new work under Section 4.

No guarantee of search rankings. We offer SEO services, but search engines and AI answer tools control their own rankings and results. We do not guarantee any ranking, placement, indexing, inclusion in AI-generated answers, or visibility for any search term. Ranking factors change without notice, and results vary by market and competition.

No guarantee of traffic, leads, or revenue. We do not promise that your site will produce any particular amount of traffic, inquiries, calls, bookings, leads, sales, or revenue, or that it will outperform your previous site.

Statistics in our marketing are not promises. Our website, blog, and proposals cite outside research on load times, conversion rates, consumer behavior, and ranking factors. Those figures describe published studies of other businesses. They are general information, not a prediction of what your site will achieve, and they are not part of any agreement between us.

Performance targets. If an SOW names a performance target, it is a good-faith goal, not a guarantee, unless the SOW expressly calls it a guaranteed outcome and states the remedy.

13. Accessibility

Not included unless the SOW says so. Accessibility conformance testing, remediation, and certification are part of a project only if the SOW expressly names them, describes the standard, and prices the work.

What we do by default. We follow common accessibility practices as part of our normal work, including alt text where image descriptions are supplied, readable color contrast, keyboard-operable navigation, and logical page structure. That is our practice, not a guarantee of conformance.

No conformance guarantee. We do not warrant that your site conforms to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at any level, Section 508, Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, or any similar standard. Conformance depends on content added after launch, third-party embeds, and changing legal interpretations.

Content added later. You are responsible for the accessibility of content you or anyone else adds after launch, including images, PDFs, videos, and third-party widgets.

If conformance matters to you. Tell us before the SOW is signed. We will scope it as a defined deliverable against a named standard, price it, and specify how it will be tested.

14. Disclaimers, Limitation of Liability, and Indemnity

Our limited warranty. We warrant that we will perform the services in a professional and workmanlike manner consistent with generally accepted industry practice, and that the deliverables will substantially match the SOW when delivered. Your only remedy for a breach of this warranty is the correction described in Section 4, or, if correction is not commercially practical, a refund of the fee paid for the non-conforming deliverable.

Everything else is disclaimed. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED ABOVE, THE SERVICES AND DELIVERABLES ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE." WE DISCLAIM ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ANY WARRANTY ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT THE SITE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, ERROR-FREE, SECURE, OR FREE OF HARMFUL COMPONENTS.

No consequential damages. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NEITHER PARTY IS LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUE, LOST BUSINESS, LOST DATA, LOSS OF GOODWILL, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY. This exclusion does not apply to your payment obligations or to your indemnity under Section 10.

Cap on liability. OUR TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR THE SERVICES, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT, STATUTE, OR OTHERWISE, WILL NOT EXCEED THE TOTAL FEES YOU PAID US IN THE TWELVE (12) MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM.

What the cap does not cover. The cap and the exclusion of consequential damages do not apply to our gross negligence, willful misconduct, or fraud, or to any liability that cannot be limited under Florida law.

Our indemnity to you. We will defend and indemnify you against a third-party claim that a deliverable we created for you, used as delivered and unmodified, infringes that third party's United States copyright or trademark. This does not apply to claims arising from content or materials you supplied, changes made by anyone other than us, combination with materials we did not provide, third-party assets used outside their license, or your continued use after we tell you to stop. If a deliverable becomes subject to an infringement claim, we may modify it, replace it, or refund the fee paid for it.

Notice of claims. A Party seeking indemnity must give prompt written notice, let the indemnifying Party control the defense, and cooperate reasonably. Late notice relieves the indemnifying Party only to the extent the delay harms its defense.

Basis of the bargain. You acknowledge that our fees reflect this allocation of risk, and that we would not provide the services at these fees without these limits.

15. Confidentiality

Confidential Information. Each Party may receive non-public information from the other, including business plans, pricing, customer lists, analytics, account access, and unreleased designs. The receiving Party will use it only to perform or receive the services, protect it with at least reasonable care, and disclose it only to subcontractors or professional advisors who need it and are bound by confidentiality obligations.

Exclusions. Confidential Information does not include information that becomes public through no fault of the receiving Party, was already known before disclosure, is independently developed, or is lawfully received from someone else.

Required disclosure. A Party may disclose Confidential Information if legally required to, after giving the other Party prompt notice where the law allows, so it can seek protection.

Account access. We use any access you give us only to perform the services. When the engagement ends, remove our access or tell us to, and we will stop using it. Any password you sent us is deleted within 30 days after the work it was needed for.

Duration. These obligations continue for 3 years after the engagement ends, and indefinitely for trade secrets.

No non-compete. Nothing in these Terms stops you from hiring another designer, or stops us from serving other clients, including your competitors.

16. Governing Law and General Provisions

Governing law. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules.

Venue. Any dispute must be brought in the state or federal courts located in Manatee County, Florida. Both Parties consent to jurisdiction there and waive any objection that it is an inconvenient forum.

Try to resolve it first. Before filing suit, the Party with the complaint will send written notice describing the dispute and the relief sought, and the Parties will talk in good faith for 30 days. This does not prevent either Party from seeking an injunction or filing a small claims action to collect an undisputed past-due amount.

Attorneys' fees. In any action arising out of these Terms, the prevailing Party may recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs, including on appeal.

Independent contractor. We are an independent contractor. Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, or employment relationship, and neither Party may bind the other.

Events beyond our control. Neither Party is liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including hurricanes and other natural disasters, flooding, power or internet outages, platform outages, labor disputes, epidemics, or government action. The affected Party will give prompt notice and resume performance as soon as practical.

Notices. Notices must be in writing and sent by email to admin@deyocreativestudio.com for us and to the email address in your SOW for you. Email notice is effective on the business day it is sent, unless it bounces. A notice of termination or of a legal claim must also be sent by certified mail or national courier to the other Party's mailing address (ours is in Section 18; yours is in your SOW).

Assignment. You may not assign these Terms or an SOW without our written consent, except to a successor to substantially all of your business. We may assign them to a successor in a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets. These Terms bind permitted successors and assigns.

Changes to these Terms. We may revise these Terms for future engagements. A revision applies to engagements that begin after its date and does not change an SOW already accepted unless both Parties agree in writing. For an ongoing Care Plan, we will give you 30 days written notice of a material change, and you may cancel before it takes effect.

Severability. If a court finds a provision unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent needed to make it enforceable, or removed if that is not possible, and the rest of these Terms remain in effect.

No waiver. A Party's failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of that provision or any other.

Survival. Sections 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 16 continue to apply after an engagement ends.

Entire agreement. These Terms, the applicable SOW, and any signed amendment are the entire agreement between the Parties on their subject and replace all earlier proposals, discussions, and understandings, written or oral.

Headings. Headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation.curacy. Any results we publish about your project will be accurate and supported. If we describe a result inaccurately, tell

17. Website Use

This section applies to everyone who visits DeyoCreativeStudio.com, whether or not you are a client. By using the site, you agree to this section and to our Privacy Policy.

Our content. The text, design, graphics, articles, and other content on our site belong to us or our licensors. You may read and share links to our content and quote brief excerpts with credit and a link back. You may not copy, republish, or sell our content, or collect it by scraping or automated means, without our written permission.

General information only. Our blog, articles, and resources are general information about websites, design, and marketing. They are not professional advice for your specific business, and you should not rely on them as the only basis for a business decision. Statistics we cite describe published research about other businesses, not predictions or promises about yours.

Free website reviews. Any free website review, audit, or checklist we provide is general information offered at no charge. It is not a professional opinion, does not make you our client, and comes with no warranty of any kind. We are not liable for any action taken or not taken based on it.

Links to other sites. Our site links to research, tools, client sites, and other businesses. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content or practices.

Acceptable use. Don't submit false information through our forms, send spam, or try to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to the site.

No warranty for the website. Our website and its content are provided "as is," without warranties of any kind. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for any damages arising from your use of the site or your reliance on its content.

Law and venue. Florida law governs this section, and any dispute about the website belongs in the courts of Manatee County, Florida.

Changes. We may update this section at any time by posting a revised version on this page.

18. Contact Us

Questions about these Terms:

Deyo Creative Studio
Fresh Content Design, LLC
1201 6th Ave W #100
Bradenton, FL 34205

Email: admin@deyocreativestudio.com
Phone: (941) 705-4808