Terms of Use

Website use

You may use the public website to learn about Fleumi, view our work, and contact us about a project. You may not disrupt the website, attempt unauthorized access, introduce malicious code, scrape it in a manner that impairs service, misrepresent your identity, infringe rights, or use the website for unlawful purposes.

Portfolio links and third-party websites

Fleumi's portfolio links to live websites and deployments that may be operated by clients or other third parties. Those destinations can change after publication and remain subject to their own terms, privacy practices, content decisions, availability, and ownership.

Proposals and project agreements

A conversation or website description is not by itself a binding promise to perform work. A website engagement begins when the parties confirm the scope, responsibilities, schedule, and commercial terms in an accepted project agreement.

If these Terms conflict with a signed project agreement, the project agreement controls for that engagement. Changes to scope, timing, deliverables, or assumptions may require a written change order and an adjusted fee or schedule.

Client responsibilities

Clients are responsible for timely decisions, approvals, access, content, feedback, and materials identified in the project agreement. A client represents that it has the rights and permissions needed for any text, images, trademarks, data, software, or other material it supplies.

Delayed feedback, missing content, changing requirements, or third-party access issues may change the delivery schedule. Fleumi is not responsible for delays caused by incomplete client responsibilities or circumstances outside our reasonable control.

Project scope and commercial terms

Project fees, payment timing, revisions, cancellation terms, approved additions, taxes, and third-party costs are defined in the applicable proposal, statement of work, or other written agreement.

Hosting, domains, software, payment processing, or other services controlled by third parties may have separate costs and remain subject to those providers' own terms.

Intellectual property

Each party keeps ownership of material it owned before the project. Subject to full payment, the client receives the rights to final project deliverables stated in the applicable agreement. Fleumi retains its pre-existing tools, methods, know-how, reusable code, design systems, development utilities, and any rights specifically reserved in the agreement.

Third-party fonts, software, photographs, plugins, platforms, and other licensed materials remain subject to their own licenses. The client is responsible for ongoing license, hosting, domain, and service fees unless the agreement expressly says otherwise.

Portfolio rights

Fleumi will show identifiable client work publicly only as permitted by the applicable agreement or with the client's permission. Confidential material and private account information will not be intentionally included in portfolio presentations.

Third-party services

Websites commonly depend on third-party hosting, domains, integrations, analytics, scheduling, content systems, payment systems, and other services. Their availability, policies, and operation are controlled by their providers. Fleumi is not responsible for a third party's outage, policy change, security incident, or discontinued feature.

Review, acceptance, and ongoing changes

Clients may request agreed revisions before final approval and payment. After launch, supported change requests receive priority attention and are handled as soon as reasonably possible, subject to request size, the current queue, third-party access, and scope. New scope, third-party changes, or substantial additions may require separate approval.

Disclaimers

The public website and portfolio information are provided for general information. Fleumi does not guarantee a particular ranking, conversion rate, revenue result, accessibility certification, legal compliance outcome, or uninterrupted operation unless a specific written agreement expressly states otherwise.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the public website is provided “as is” and “as available.” Clients remain responsible for their business decisions, claims, regulated content, legal notices, and final approval of published material.

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Fleumi will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from the public website. Any project-specific liability allocation is governed by the applicable project agreement.

Changes, law, and contact

We may update these Terms and will revise the effective date above. The law and dispute terms in an applicable project agreement control that engagement; otherwise applicable law governs. Questions may be made by phone at 630-644-6185.