1. About these terms
These terms govern use of the CraftedWeb Technologies Ltd website. The website provides general information only and does not itself create a client relationship, project agreement, warranty or binding commitment to deliver software.
2. Project scope and estimates
Every software project scope is agreed individually in separate documentation. Early descriptions, discussions, examples, architecture concepts, timescales and cost indications are subject to clarification of requirements.
- Estimates depend on the information and assumptions available at the time.
- Architecture may change during discovery and development as requirements and constraints become clearer.
- Changes to requirements can affect cost, schedule, dependencies and delivery scope.
- Development schedules depend on agreed scope, access, decisions, client feedback and timely approvals.
3. Integrations and third-party services
Integration feasibility and outcomes depend on external systems, APIs, authentication, permissions, data formats, limits, technical documentation and supplier terms. APIs may change, become restricted or be withdrawn.
Third-party services can carry separate setup, usage, licensing or transaction charges. Their availability, security, service levels, changes and continued operation are not controlled or guaranteed by CraftedWeb Technologies Ltd.
4. Testing, deployment and migration
Testing scope, acceptance responsibilities and supported environments are agreed per project. Deployment requirements vary by architecture, infrastructure, access and operational responsibility.
Data or software migrations may carry risks including incomplete source information, incompatibility, interruption, data-quality issues and dependency change. Migration scope, validation, backup, cutover and rollback responsibilities must be agreed.
5. Performance and outcomes
Software performance depends on architecture, infrastructure, network conditions, load, data volume, configuration and third-party dependencies. Integration outcomes, project timelines, system performance, efficiency improvements and third-party availability are not guaranteed.
No commercial return, cost saving, revenue outcome, business efficiency improvement or return on investment is promised or guaranteed by website content.
6. Client responsibilities
Clients are responsible for providing accurate requirements and information, lawful data and instructions, suitable access, timely decisions, feedback and approvals, and for meeting responsibilities allocated to them in project documentation.
Depending on the software purpose, data, users and sector, specialist legal, regulatory, accessibility, security, privacy or compliance advice may be required. Website information is not a substitute for that advice.
7. Website use
You may use this website for lawful information and enquiry purposes. You must not attempt unauthorised access, interfere with availability, introduce malicious material, misuse forms or copy content in a way that infringes applicable rights.
Reasonable care is taken with website information, but it may be changed, incomplete or out of date. Links to third-party websites are provided for context and do not imply endorsement or control.
8. Liability and governing law
Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Subject to that, use of general website information is at your own risk. Any project-specific limitations are addressed in the relevant written agreement.
These website terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and disputes are subject to the courts of England and Wales unless applicable law requires otherwise.
9. Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to [email protected].