Web Design Commitment
Terms & Conditions
Web
design policy varies on a "per job evaluation" basis.
Some web concepts require a longer period of
time to complete than others. For example, a three to five page
"brochure" style website can be accomplished in as little as 16 hours.
Other sites, that implement large databases, Ecommerce, videos, slide shows, large
photo galleries, feedback forms, downloadable PDF files, music,
narration, etc... can take as long as a month.
During project agreement,
time and money restraints will be discussed, and your projects final
price will reflect these restraints that have been taken into
consideration.
In order for Imagineer Media Group to begin your
web project:
1. |
Payment
Proceedure
Web projects do not start until a down
payment of 50% of the quoted estimate is received via credit card,
check, or cash payment. The deposit is non refundable once work has begun. Payment of desposit(s) is confirmation to agreement of this policy. |
2. |
Hard-goods print projects do not start until a down
payment of 50% of the quoted estimate is received via credit card,
check, or cash payment. Payment of desposit(s) is confirmation to agreement of this policy. |
3. |
Web updates and
"re-designs" are $45.00 per hour, or a $30.00 minimum. PHP programming
and database construction is $85.00 per hour.
Graphic Design hourly rates are $60.00 per
hour. No exceptions. |
4. |
Websites are not
posted live until the remaining balance is paid in full. Hard goods are not
released/delivered until payment has been received in full.
All Payments to: Imagineer Media Group LLC
Payment by check:
9104 W. Elwood St
Tolleson, AZ 85353
Credit card payments:
https://imagineermedia.com/client-payments |
5. |
Rush charges
Rush charges
are applied to "overnight" projects, or
deadline-oriented material that must be moved to a "priority status,"
henceforth moving other projects from other clients back in the chain of
work flow. Weekend Fees are applied to rush
projects that arrive on a Friday, and must be done on Monday or Tuesday
of the following week.
Weekend rates are
$85.00 per hour for Graphic Design. $100
per hour for PHP and back-end programming. |
6. |
Kill Fees
Completed work with no response from customers and clients within a
one week time frame will result in an additional $25.00 Kill Fee.
Uncompleted projects are still charged accordingly, and all clients will
be responsible for open comunication between parties about the
importance and priority of their projects.
Projects that are cancelled, or are requested to be removed from
scheduling
result in your project being moved to the
bottom of the list. |
7. |
Content Charges
Content is the responsibility of the client, not Imagineer Media Group. If a project requires RESEARCH, PHOTOGRAPHY, COPYRIGHT, or any
type of additional creative contribution towards the completion a
project, an hourly charge will be applied.
Photography projects are $100.00 per
hour. Research, and Copyright are $60 per hour. |
8. |
Outstanding Invoices (NEW POLICY EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2010)
There is a 20% Late fee Added to all
outstanding invoices every 30 days.
Every 30 days an invoice goes unpaid, late
fees will be compounded.
After 90 days, if there is no attempt or
contact between parties, Imagineer Media Group will consider your
actions to be a breach of contract, and will pursue the avenue of
settling any unpaid debt through the City of Tempe's Small Claims
Court System. |
9. |
Proofing
All proofing is done via the interent
(unless otherwise requested) and is sent to you as a low-resolution JPG
or PDF file. These files are not intended to be final, printable files,
so we are not responsible for the premature useage of non-print ready
files.
Receival of a proofing file is your
acknowledgement that your project has started, and will be billed for
hours that have accumulated during the course of time to create the
proof, first draft, rough-draft, or any creative hours dedicated to your
project. |
10. |
Please remember: All "requests" and
"submissions" are treated as individual projects, and will be billed as
individual projects. |
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