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Curved White Paper

Creative Services Agreement

Starved Designs, directed by Shai "the Creative"

 

This Agreement outlines the terms under which the Designer will provide [graphic design, branding, web design, etc.] services to the Client. The Designer agrees to create, modify, and deliver the agreed-upon design materials in exchange for the compensation outlined in this contract.

    • The designer will create the design services listed in the agreement.

    • The project includes a specific number of concepts and revisions.

    • Extra work outside the scope requires additional payment.

    • A deposit is required before work begins.

    • Deposits are non-refundable.

    • If the project stops after work begins, the client pays for completed work.

    • The designer will provide milestones and estimated completion dates.

    • Delays in feedback or materials may extend the timeline.

    • A limited number of revisions are included.

    • Additional revisions may cost extra.

    • The client should contact the designer through the agreed communication channel.

    • The designer will respond within the stated timeframe.

    • If the client disappears for 7–14 days, the project may be paused.

    • After 30 days, the project may be considered abandoned.

    • Starved Designs may bring in collaborators to help complete the project.

    • The client works only with Starved Designs, not individual contributors.

    • Starved Designs manages the project and directs all collaborators.

    • If a collaborator makes a mistake, their responsibility is determined through their contract with Starved Designs.

    • The client owns the final approved designs once the project is fully paid.

    • The designer keeps ownership of unused concepts and working files.

    • The designer can display the work in their portfolio unless otherwise agreed.

    • Some projects may require third-party assets like fonts or stock images.

    • The client must approve these expenses beforehand.

    • Any major changes to the project scope require a new agreement or change order.

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