Website Terms

About this website

This website is operated by John Stainer trading as Design303, a freelance creative business based in the South West, UK. Contact: hello@design303.co.uk.

Information and prices

Website content is general information and may change. Prices marked “from”, package examples and project descriptions are guides, not binding offers. A project starts only when scope, price, timing and any deposit have been confirmed in writing.

Intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, the website design, copy, graphics, photography, video, audio and other original material are owned by or licensed to Design303. You may browse the site for personal or internal business evaluation, but may not copy, republish, sell, modify or commercially exploit its content without written permission.

Third-party names, marks and media remain the property of their respective owners. Their appearance does not imply endorsement.

External services and links

This site may link to or display content from third parties, including SoundCloud. Design303 does not control third-party availability, content, security or privacy practices. Follow an external link or load an optional player at your own discretion.

Availability and acceptable use

Reasonable care is taken to keep the site accurate, safe and available, but uninterrupted or error-free operation is not guaranteed. You must not misuse the website, attempt unauthorised access, introduce malicious code, scrape it unreasonably or infringe another person's rights.

Liability

To the extent permitted by law, Design303 is not responsible for indirect or consequential loss arising solely from reliance on this informational website or from a third-party site. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

Changes and governing law

These terms may be updated when the site or business changes. They are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory consumer rights that apply.

Commissioning work

Client projects should use a separate agreement covering deliverables, client responsibilities, payment and deposits, revisions, cancellation, third-party costs, intellectual-property transfer or licences, AI-assisted work, confidentiality, data protection and liability.

These website-use terms are a sensible starting point, but they are not a substitute for terms tailored to the exact way you contract with clients.