Web Design for Therapists

Terms and Conditions

Please make sure that You read and fully understand these Terms and Conditions.

The Terms and Conditions below refer to all matters relating to the business conducted between Pixel Webs and its clients, and as such, forms the basis for all contracts.

The Client, and/or any person reading these terms and conditions shall accept complete responsibility for ensuring that they fully understand these Terms and Conditions.

Pixel Webs, whose office is based at 33 St. Francis Drive, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, PE16 6BS, can be contacted via the postal system at the above address, or by telephone on 01354 696155, or by e-mail at contact@pixelwebs.co.uk

Definition of Terms

'We', 'Us', 'Our' and/or 'Ourselves' means Pixel Webs, and/or any authorised person representing Pixel Webs.

'The Client', 'You' and/or 'Your' means any person, Business, company, partnership and/or organisation that enters into a Contract with Us to do Work on their behalf.

'The Clients Website', 'Commissioned Website' and/or 'The Website' means the website, as an entity purchased, and/or intended to be purchased from Us by the Client.

'Website Design', "Web Site Design' and/or 'Web Design' refers to The Process performed by Us to design and build 'The Clients Website' from scratch.

'Pre-Existing Website', 'The Pre-Existing Website', or 'The Clients Pre-Existing Website' means a website owned and/or used by The Client prior to Contracting Us to Work on the website and/or any other Materials.

'Parties' means Us and/or the Client.

'Third Party' or 'Third Parties' refers to any person, business or organisation other than Us or the Client who becomes involved in The Project.

'The Terms and Conditions' means the Terms and Conditions set out herein.

'Text' and/or 'Textual Content' means any textual information, including, but not limited to, on page text (visible and/or invisible), title tags, description meta tags, keyword meta tags, alt meta tags, file names, HTML comments, animations, and/or text embedded in Images, videos and/or 'flash' files.

'Deposit' means a portion of the expected costs of the Work, which is paid prior to the commencement of the Work.

'Our Website' means http://www.pixelwebs.co.uk and/or any derivatives and/or variations thereof.

'The Process' means any actions and/or Work performed by Us and/or the Client which will cause the Work requested to be actioned.

'Work', 'Works' and/or 'Project' means any process performed by Us on behalf of the Client.

'Proposal' and/or 'Work Proposal' means the outline for the Project supplied by Ourselves based on the Clients requirements.

'Contract' means the agreement between the Client and Us for Work to take place. This follows the mutual acceptance of the Proposal by both Parties, along with acceptance of the Terms and Conditions, and the quoted fee. In the case that The Process is for Website Design, this also follows cleared funds for the Deposit being received by Us.

'Image' means any on-screen element, moving and/or stationary, including but not limited to photographs, drawings, artwork, charts, maps, paintings, diagrams, computer graphics, videos, 'flash' files, animations, collages, textual effects and/or any visual effects contained therein.

'Product' means any entity created by Us for the Client, or service provided by Us to The Client, or any part thereof.

'Viewer' means any person, process, program, organisation, Business, company and/or any other entity, that accesses and/or interacts with any information, Product and/or Content contained on Our Website, any other website, and/or any other online and/or offline media.

'Content' or 'Material' means any file, document (whether electronic and/or otherwise), Image, Product, information, data, Text, audio, music, applet, program, and/or other matter contained in Our Website, any other website, Product, goods and/or service, whether provided by us, the Client, and/or any other third party.

'Business' means an organisational entity existing to sell goods or services to consumers, clients, or other businesses.

'Maintenance' means minor Work done by Us for The Client so as to repair, update, modify, delete, add to, or in any way change elements of a website which is not currently in The Process of being built by Us, and/or is not sufficient to warrant the Project being classified as a Website Design, sufficiency being specified under the website maintenance section of these Terms and Conditions.

The use of the singular includes the plural, and the use of the plural includes the singular.

Where a paragraph in these Terms and Conditions specifically mentions 'Web Design', 'Web Site Design', 'Website Design', 'The Clients Website', 'the Commissioned Website' and/or 'The Website', the paragraph shall be deemed to apply only to Web Design Work unless the paragraph also mentions other Works.

Copyright of the Website as an Entity

The design of The Website, any Text written for the Client by Us, and/or any other Content produced by Us, shall remain the intellectual copyright of Ourselves at all times.

Upon our receipt of cleared funds for the final due payment, the ownership of The Website shall pass to the Client (with the exception of open source software and/or where any other restrictions, including but not limited to copyright restrictions, are specified elsewhere in these Terms and Conditions).

The design of The Website can only be used in The Website provided by us, and the Client may not copy this design, and/or any part thereof, for use elsewhere, nor produce any derivative works thereof.

The Client agrees that we shall not be held liable for any use and/or misuse of The Website and/or any Content contained therein, including but not limited to copying, uploading, reselling, file sharing and/or publishing.

Copyright of Images Supplied by Pixel Webs

Where Images are supplied by Us to the Client, the use of such Images is restricted to that of the use of the Image in its current format, size, resolution and/or use. The Client does not have the right to use the Image in any other form, position, and/or on any other website other than in the position originally supplied.

In addition to this, any Images created by Us for The Client shall remain the intellectual copyright of Us at all times.

The Client does not have the right to upload and/or copy the Images supplied to any other position other than that in which it was originally supplied.

The Client agrees that we shall not be held liable for any use and/or misuse of Images, including but not limited to copying, uploading, reselling, file sharing and/or publishing.

Content Supplied by the Client

By supplying Content of any kind to Us for the purpose of inclusion, the Client agrees that We may use that Content for that purpose, and/or subsequently publish that Content.

The Client shall be solely responsible for the use of any and all Content that they supply, and agree to be solely responsible should legal action arise due to the use and/or misuse of that Content.

The Client agrees to indemnify us, and hold Us free from responsibility, and free from harm for any claims including but not limited to libel, copyright and/or trademark / servicemark / logo theft and/or infringement brought because of any Content supplied by The Client and/or on The Client's behalf.

Copyright and/or Use of Images Supplied by the Client

It is the sole legal responsibility of the Client to ensure that they have all the required copyright and/or usage permissions for the use of Images supplied to Us, as required by law. This includes model release(s) and/or property release(s) where necessary.

Copyright and/or Use of Text Supplied by the Client

It is the sole legal responsibility of the Client to ensure that they have all the required copyright and/or usage permissions for the use of Text supplied to Us, as required by law.

Communication Method

By contacting Us, the Client and/or potential Client agrees that e-mail shall be the primary communication method.

It is the sole responsibility of the Client to ensure that We have a usable e-mail address to contact the Client, and to inform Us of any changes to such e-mail address.

If for any reason We are not able to contact the Client via e-mail, for reasons including, but not limited to an incorrect e-mail address, message Content rejected, full mailbox, firewall, spam filter and/or suspended services, We shall make a second, and then a third attempt at reasonable intervals.

At our discretion We may also attempt to contact the Client by telephone at any time.

Should the third attempt to contact the Client by e-mail also fail, then We reserve the right to end the Contract at that point. Under these circumstances the Deposit paid is non-refundable.

Rights of Portfolio

Where We complete Work on behalf of a Client, Images and/or a description of the Work may be displayed by Us on Our Website, and, at our discretion, we may also link to that Work via hyperlink.

Where there is a Pre-Existing Website, by Contracting Us to do Work, The Client agrees that We may use, on Our Website, a screen shot of The Clients Pre-Existing Website, a description of The Pre-Existing Website and/or The Process, to show the effect of the Work done and/or currently being undertaken.

It is The Clients sole responsibility to inform us if they do not hold sufficient copyright permissions over the Pre-Existing Website and/or any Material contained therein for these Rights of Portfolio to take place.

The Client agrees to indemnify us, and hold Us free from responsibility, and free from harm for any claims including but not limited to libel, copyright and/or trademark / servicemark / logo theft and/or infringement caused by The Client failing to inform us of such restrictions.

Third Party Charges

Where the Client asks Us to perform any action, including but not limited to domain registration, hosting, purchase of software, purchase of services, Maintenance, and/or outsourcing of work, that incurs third party charges, the Client agrees to meet the cost of these charges in full.

We reserve the right to levy a charge to the Client for our Work relating to these third party transactions and/or involvement.

These charges, where possible, will be set out by Us in full before the said Work commences.

Payment of Deposit

Where the Project is a Website Design Project, The Client will be invoiced for 50% of the fee as a non-refundable Deposit at the time of the Client's acceptance of the Work Proposal, and no Work shall commence until our receipt of cleared funds for this Deposit.

Once We have received cleared funds for this Deposit for The Website, the Work Proposal supplied to the Client will be deemed to have been accepted by the Client, and the Work Proposal, quotation, and terms and conditions become the Contract. Once this Deposit payment is made, the Client is deemed to have approved and agreed to the Work Proposal, quotation, and these Terms and Conditions in their entirety, and agrees to be legally bound by the Contract.

Invoices

Where invoices are sent to the Client via any means including, but not limited to, facsimile transmission, e-mail (including attachment), by hand and/or by postal system, the amount invoiced will be payable immediately upon receipt of the invoice.

Project Duration

Where the Client requests that Work is done by a particular completion date, We will endeavour to complete the Work by that date, but cannot guarantee that the Work and/or Project will be completed by the said date.

Domain Registration

It is the sole responsibility of the Client to ensure that any domain name that is registered for them and/or their Project, is renewed at the appropriate renewal time, whether or not We were involved in any part of the arrangement and/or setup of such domain registration.

Hosting Services

It is the sole responsibility of the Client to ensure that any hosting services and/or other internet services used by The Client, are renewed at the appropriate renewal time, whether or not We were involved in any part of the arrangement and/or setup of such hosting.

Open Source Software

Where open source software is used to complete a Project, the fee paid to Us by the Client is for the time taken to build such software into the Project, and not for the software itself, and as such the Client agrees that they are not purchasing this software, and do not have the copyright over it.

It is the Clients sole responsibility to understand whether open source software has been used in their Project.

Cancellations Policy

Should the Client wish to cancel The Process at any time, and for any reason, the Client shall still be liable for the Work done up to the point of notification of cancellation. Where a Deposit has been paid by The Client, the Deposit will be deemed as payment (or part payment) for the Work done up to that point.

It is The Clients sole responsibility to ensure that We have received such notification of cancellation. The client shall only assume that We have received such notification when The Client receives a personalised response from us acknowledging the cancellation. Neither an automated message such as an autoresponder, nor proof that the notification was sent by The Client shall be regarded as proof that the message was received by Us.

Should We wish to cancel The Process at any time, whether or not due to the Client's breach of the Terms and Conditions set out herein, We may do so without giving reason. We will notify the Client of such cancellation in writing.

Should We cancel The Process due to the Client's breach of the Terms and Conditions set out herein, the Client shall be liable for the Work done. Where a Deposit has been paid by The Client, the Deposit will be deemed to be payment (or part payment) for the Work done up to the point of notification of cancellation.

Should the amount of liability be more than the Deposit paid, the Client agrees that they shall be liable for the remainder.

Should The Process be cancelled by either party, and at any time, any third party charges, purchases incurred by us, and/or charges for our Work relating to these third party transactions and/or involvement will be passed on in full to the Client.

Should The Process be cancelled by either party, We shall retain full ownership, possession and copyright of all Work done by Us.

Warranty

Upon our receipt of cleared funds for the final due payment for The Website, and once ownership and/or responsibility of The Website transfers to the Client, the Client shall be liable for the hosting, maintenance, promotion and/or upkeep of The Website.

Additionally, from this point onward, the Client shall be solely responsible for any changes, modifications, alterations, additions and/or deletions made by the Client and/or any other third party.

Should the Client, and/or any other party on the Clients behalf make changes to The Website which cause it to cease to function, and/or for The Website to require repair and/or maintenance, then the Client shall be wholly responsible for the repair and/or maintenance Work required.

We make no warranty, express or implied, that The Website, nor any Maintenance performed will bring as much and/or more web traffic, visitors and/or Viewers than any Pre-Existing Website.

We do not make any warranty, express or implied and/or claim pertaining to performance in search engine results pages (SERPs), online directories and/or any other entity, including, but not limited to search engine placement and/or website traffic.

Acceptance of Works

We reserve the right to refuse to perform Work for any individual, company, Business, organisation and/or other entity, without giving reason.

This right of refusal also applies to those for whom We have already performed work.

We also reserve the right to subcontract any part of the Work to another individual, company, Business, organisation and/or other entity, who shall in turn have the right to subcontract.

Only Business customers may Contract Us to do Work. By Contracting Us, The Client is agreeing that The Client is acting on behalf of a Business, and that the Contract shall be a Business-to-Business Contract under which these Terms and Conditions shall apply.

By Contracting Us to do Work, The Client is agreeing that they are legally entitled to contract such work, and that they have reached the age of majority.

Access

Where We require access to files, servers, computer systems and/or networks to complete the requested work, the Client agrees to grant Us such access. This includes, but is not limited to usernames and/or passwords.

Where the Client does not wish to give Us access to particular usernames and/or passwords for an account, the Client must supply Us with a suitable and usable temporary one. These temporary details must give Us access for long enough so as to enable Us to complete the tasks required.

To upload any Content to the clients server and/or hosting we will need adequate FTP access.

The Client is responsible for ensuring that firewall settings permit any required access.

Delivery of The Website via any method is undertaken at the Client's own risk.

Should any Work require that the Clients hosting is setup, modified, and/or controlled in any way, including, but not limited to, setting up server environments, permissions, script execution installations and/or scripting permissions, it shall be solely the Clients responsibility to ensure that the hosting configuration is suitable for the Work to be carried out.

If such access permissions are not given to Us by the Client in a reasonable amount of time, then We may cancel The Process and recoup the costs of the Work done to date in accordance with our cancellations policy.

Data Security

It is the Clients sole responsibility to ensure that The Pre-Existing Website, and/or any existing data, files, information, folders, systems, computers and/or any other Materials are suitably backed up before Contracting us.

We shall not be held responsible for the loss of, and/or damage to any such Materials due to the Client not having made adequate backup copies.

By agreeing that We shall do Work on behalf of the Client, the Client is deemed to have agreed that We may change, modify, overwrite and/or delete any such existing Materials.

It shall be the Clients sole responsibility to ensure that The Website, and/or all associated data, files, information, systems, computers and/or other Materials are suitably and regularly backed up.

It is the Clients sole responsibility to maintain the security of all usernames and/or passwords. By supplying a username and/or password to us, the Client agrees that We may use that username and/or password to access any and all data, files, information, systems, computers and/or other Materials that the supplied username and/or password enables.

Correspondence of any form between the Client and Us, including but not limited to email, telephone conversation, facsimile message, web form, support group, viewing web pages, chat agent and/or video conference should not be considered as secure.

Website Content

It is solely the Clients responsibility to ensure that all Content required for the completion of the Work is supplied to Us in a timely manner. Should the Client fail to supply the Content within one calendar month of that Content being requested by us, the Client will be deemed to have breached these Terms and Conditions, and We may cancel The Process and recoup the costs of the Work done to date in accordance with our cancellations policy.

All Textual Content supplied by the Client must be in 'Microsoft Word'™ format, and/or compatible. All Image Content supplied by the Client must by in a format suitable for Adobe Photoshop™. Variations to this must be agreed by both Parties prior to commencement of any work.

With the exception of the file extension, the filename of the document used to supply Textual Content must be the same as that of the intended destination web page. It is the Clients responsibility to ensure that they are aware of such filenames.

Where Textual Content is supplied, the file must, where appropriate, include suitable Text, clearly marked within the file, that is to be used for the 'title', 'description' and 'keyword' areas of the web page. In the case where the Textual Content is supplied for the purposes of the creation of a new web page, and where such information is not supplied, the web page that is created will be constructed without that information. It is the Clients sole responsibility to ensure that the information supplied for those areas are suitable for such use.

It is the Clients sole responsibility to ensure that The Website, and the Content displayed on The Website is legal to view in all areas, countries and territories in which The Website will be available to view, and does not contain any Material which is defamatory, libellous, racist, and/or incites violence, and/or racism, and/or is in any other way objectionable. We reserve the right to reject any Material that We find objectionable, without giving reason, whether or not a Contract has been agreed. This clause also applies to all other work, including but not limited to Maintenance.

Design Revisions

The Design Revision section shall only apply to The Process of creating a Commissioned Website.

Upon our receipt of cleared funds for the Deposit, We will design one (1) provisional design for the Client to see. At this stage the Client can request a reasonable number of revisions to that provisional design.

Once We have put any design revision(s) in place, the provisional design will then become the final design. The Deposit paid pays for the Work that has been completed up to the point where the provisional design is made available for The Client to see. Should the Client decide to cancel The Process after design revisions have been made, there may be additional charges due in accordance with our cancellations policy.

We reserve the right to decide what constitutes a reasonable number of design revision requests, based on the complexity of The Website, the size of The Website, and the invoice amount.

Website Maintenance

The Website Maintenance section shall only apply to The Process of Maintenance.

Where We are to perform website Maintenance for The Client, the client shall be invoiced for the time We spend on that Work.

We reserve the right to commence Work only after cleared funds have been received by Us for the Work.

Work for website Maintenance shall be charged in units of 15 minutes, with a 60 minute minimum. The fee for Maintenance Work will be in accordance with any fees shown on Our Website, with 15 minute units being charged at one-quarter (1/4) of any hourly rate shown . Where fees are not shown, it is The Clients sole responsibility to ensure they contact Us for the latest fees.

The Client shall agree that We shall be solely responsible for the timekeeping of Maintenance Work, and that when the time spent by Us on Maintenance Work equates to the equivalent time in Maintenance fees paid by the Client, the Client will deem the Contract to be satisfied, fulfilled and ended.

The fees shown on Our Website for Maintenance Work may change at any time and without notice.

We reserve the right to request the owner of a website for which we do Maintenance Work to display a hyperlink to us on their website.

We reserve the right to determine when Maintenance requested by The Client is extensive enough to warrant classifying the Work as a website redesign, thus requiring The Client to enter into a design agreement as defined under "the Client Website' in these terms and conditions.

Design Exclusivity

Although all website designs are built from scratch, there may be times when parts of a website design may be incorporated into The Website that do exist on other websites, and We cannot guarantee that such parts will therefore be unique. Examples of this include, but are not limited to, where the same 'icon sets', navigation elements, or Images are used on more than one website.

We also reserve the right to use such stock elements for Maintenance Work.

Payment Terms

The Client must ensure that they are able to pay for the Work to be done before requesting Work to be done.

Where the Clients primary currency is not UK Pounds Sterling, the Client must have provisions in place to pay UK Pounds Sterling before requesting Work to be done.

The Client agrees to pay all monies owed in UK Pounds Sterling, unless otherwise agreed in writing, in advance, by both Parties, before the Client shall request Work to be done.

Where payment for work, and/or the Deposit, is made by any payment method, including, but not limited to cheque, cash, credit card, debit card, postal order, bankers draft, money order, direct bank transfer, BACS, chaps, standing order and/or direct debit, the works and/or Deposit are deemed to have been paid for when cleared funds are received by us.

If a cheque is returned unpaid by a bank for any reason, a charge of £12 will be added to Your outstanding balance, and You will be requested to submit another payment for the outstanding balance.

If the Client wishes to pay for any amount by a method other than cheque, credit card and/or debit card, this must be agreed by Us in writing before any Work is undertaken and/or Contract agreed.

Credit card and/or debit card payments must be made via PayPal.

Credit card payments will be subject to a 4% surcharge.

For Website Design Work, The Website will only be published upon our receipt of cleared funds for the final due payment.

When the cleared funds for the final due payment have been received by us, and the Client's Website has been published, the Client will deem the Contract to be satisfied, fulfilled and ended.

Fee Quotations

Where quotations are given, they are limited to the Work listed on the quotation. Any other Works that the Client subsequently requests will be subject to appropriate additional charges.

Our fees are not subject to V.A.T. at this time.

Where Work is subcontracted by Us to a third party, and/or where We purchase items including, but not limited to, Products, software and/or services on behalf of the Client, V.A.T. may be charged by that third party for those items.

Quotations are valid for 30 days from the quotation date.

Fees for additional Work contracted (including but not limited to website maintenance) are subject to change without notice at any time.

Late Payment

Monies owed to Us by the Client are deemed to be 'late' if cleared funds are not received within one calendar month from the invoice date.

We reserve the right to add interest at the statutory rate of 8% per calendar month at the time the payment becomes late, and for each calendar month thereafter.

We reserve the right to pursue monies owed via the legal system and/or other agencies where monies are owed six (6) calendar months from the date of the invoice.

Designer Credit

The Designer Credit section shall only apply to The Process of creating a Commissioned Website.

We may claim to be the designer of The Website, and/or reserve the right to have appropriate accreditation displayed on The Website.

This accreditation must be displayed for as long as The Website reasonably resembles the design originally supplied, without any other time limitations.

Unless at our request, the accreditation must not be changed by the Client in any way, and must be removed from The Website by the Client only if requested by Us at any time.

Testimonials

Where The Client, potential client, Viewer, or any other person makes any comment on Us, The Process, The Commissioned Website, the difference between The Pre-Existing Website and The Commissioned Website, The Work, The Proposal, The Contract, Maintenance, or The Product, We may, at Our discretion, use such comment within the Content of Our Website and/or any other promotional Materials that We may produce, whether online or offline.

Where such comment is used, We reserve the right to use The Clients, potential clients, viewers and/or persons initials and geographical location adjacent to the comment.

Where permission is given, we may also use details such as name, title, occupation, Business name, geographical location and/or website address, adjacent to the comment.

Where we have given a web address, We reserve the right to include a hyperlink to that website.

Malware

We cannot be held responsible for any loss and/or damage to any entity, including but not limited to website(s), data, software, network, computer and/or system due to the effects of malware, including but not limited to viruses, trojans, worms, spyware, botnets, loggers, diallers and/or hackers, at any stage of The Process, at any time. This includes, but is not limited to emails.

Regulations

All Work is supplied 'as-is', and it is the Client's responsibility to ensure that the Works requested will comply with all current law(s), legislation, and/or regulations.

All Work will be carried out in accordance with the Clients requests, and We shall not be held responsible nor liable for any breach of law(s), legislation, and/or regulations.

The Client will be held wholly responsible and liable for ensuring that the Works they have requested will meet with any applicable law(s), legislation, and/or regulations, including but not limited to accessibility, data protection and/or privacy.

It is the Clients responsibility to seek qualified and relevant legal advice at all times.

The Contract is deemed to be an English one governed by English laws. Any action pertaining to this Contract will be heard in English court.

Trademarks and Servicemarks

Any third party trademarks, servicemarks and/or other intellectual properties mentioned and/or shown in Our Website, shall remain the sole intellectual property of the trademark holder, servicemark holder, and/or other intellectual property holder respectively.

Where the Client requests Us to include, show and/or mention any third party trademarks, servicemarks and/or other intellectual properties on The Website and/or any other Material, the Client agrees to hold Us not liable for any claim, litigation, losses, damage, and/or lack of profitability, whether as a direct, indirect and/or consequential result of the inclusion of such Materials, and agrees to indemnify us, and hold Us free from harm at all times and under all circumstances.

Liability

The Client agrees to indemnify us, and hold Us not liable for any claim, litigation, losses, damage, and/or lack of profitability, whether as a direct, indirect and/or consequential result of the formation of The Website, Product, Maintenance, and/or any other Works, correspondence, advice, or part thereof. This agreement shall remain in place and effective, after any Contract is satisfied, fulfilled and/or ended.

The Client agrees to indemnify us, and hold Us not liable for any claim, litigation, losses, damage, and/or lack of profitability, whether as a direct, indirect and/or consequential result of errors and/or omissions in these terms and conditions, misinterpretation, misunderstanding and/or other failure to understand these Terms and Conditions, and agrees to indemnify us, and to hold Us free from harm at all times and under all circumstances.

The Client shall agree that should a dispute arise, resolution shall, in the first instance and/or as far as reasonably possible, be via mediation.

Endorsement and Approval

The inclusion by Us of any Content does not in any way constitute our endorsement and/or approval of that Content, nor any other Content, Product, service and/or information contained on any of the Clients online and/or offline Material.

Force Majeure

Neither Us nor the Client will be liable for any failure to meet its obligations as set out in these Terms and Conditions where such a failure is as a result of circumstances which could not have been foreseen, and/or avoided through the exercise of all due care.

Examples of these include, but are not limited to...

Natural disasters (including fire, earthquake, volcano, flood, storm, hurricane and/or other natural disaster)
War (whether declared or not), riots, invasion, terrorism, insurrection, revolution, rebellion, civil war
Government action, embargo, strike (or other labour dispute)
Interruption of essential services and/or supplies due to widespread service disruption, outside of the control of the party concerned (including telephone service, internet service, and/or electricity supply)

Where a Party defaults their responsibility set out in these Terms and Conditions due to Force Majeure conditions, the defaulting Party must ensure that their requirement to meet with the obligations of the Terms and Conditions set out herein are met as soon as reasonably possible following the cessation of the Force Majeure conditions.

Should either Party wish to cancel the Contract as a result of Force Majeure conditions, they shall be entitled to do so as set out in the cancellations policy within these Terms and Conditions.

Sale of Business

Should Pixel Webs ever be sold as a 'going-concern', then any outstanding Contracts may be offered as a 'benefit' to the incoming proprietor.

In addition, the client agrees that the incoming proprietor shall be entitled to use any screenshots, testimonials, portfolio, hyperlinks and comments that are attributable to them.

Variation of Terms and Conditions

We reserve the right to amend these Terms and Conditions at any time and without notice. It is The Clients responsibility to ensure that they have read and understand the Terms and Conditions displayed herein.

Should We vary and/or waive any of these Terms and Conditions for an individual Client, and/or any other party, it will only be upon the agreement of both Parties, and does not indicate that any and/or all other Terms and Conditions shall be varied and/or waived, nor does it imply that the same Terms and Conditions variation and/or waiver shall be granted on a subsequent Project.

Any variation to these Terms and Conditions must be agreed in writing.

If any part of the Terms and Conditions contained herein are rendered invalid by a court, the remaining Terms and Conditions shall remain in force.

Terms and Conditions- Version 1.06 - published 25th September 2007