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Terms & Conditions

Clear, practical terms for using this website and working together on professional digital projects.

Last updated

September 16, 2026

Project-specific written agreements may contain additional or different terms.

Agreement

Project-specific written terms take priority

Scope

Extra work is discussed before proceeding

Ownership

Final rights follow agreement and payment

Delivery

Both sides have clear responsibilities

Clear expectations help protect both sides and create a better working relationship.

These Terms & Conditions explain the general terms for using tamimalhridoy.com and discussing or engaging me for professional services.

If a project-specific written agreement contains different terms, that agreement will apply to the relevant project.

01About & Agreements

Who provides the professional services?

tamimalhridoy.com is the professional website of Tamim Al Hridoy, Full-Stack Web Developer & Digital Growth Strategist and Founder & CEO of Tazenix.

I work with businesses and clients on business websites, custom web systems, full-stack ecommerce, digital experiences, digital growth, optimisation, and ongoing technical support.

Sending an enquiry, requesting an estimate, or booking a meeting does not automatically create a client relationship or binding project agreement.

Before work begins, important project terms such as scope, deliverables, pricing, payment schedule, timeline, responsibilities, and project-specific conditions should be agreed in writing.

Project-specific written terms take priority over these general Terms for that project.

02Scope & Changes

The agreed scope defines what is included.

Each project should have a clear scope describing the work and deliverables included in the agreed price.

New pages, features, functionality, integrations, content, design directions, or other substantial requirements requested later may be treated as additional work.

If a requested change affects price or timeline, I will aim to discuss that impact before proceeding.

03Pricing & Payment

Payment terms are agreed for each project.

Pricing may vary depending on scope, complexity, requirements, timeline, and the amount of work involved.

Deposits, milestone payments, final payments, currencies, due dates, and payment arrangements will be stated in the relevant proposal, quotation, invoice, or written agreement.

Unless specifically included in the agreed price, external expenses such as domains, hosting, licences, subscriptions, paid assets, transaction fees, or other third-party costs may be charged separately with the client's knowledge or approval.

If an agreed payment becomes overdue, work or delivery may be paused until the outstanding amount is resolved, subject to the relevant agreement and applicable law.

04Client Responsibilities

Good projects depend on clear information and timely decisions.

  • Provide accurate project requirements and relevant business information
  • Provide required content, copy, images, branding, files, or other assets
  • Provide necessary access or permissions where required
  • Review work and provide feedback within a reasonable time
  • Provide approvals needed for the project to continue
  • Ensure supplied materials can legally be used

Delays in content, access, feedback, or approvals may affect the project schedule and delivery date.

05Timelines & Delivery

Timelines are based on the agreed project conditions.

Project schedules are based on the agreed scope and the information available when the project is planned. A timeline may change if:

  • The agreed scope changes
  • Required content, access, information, or feedback is delayed
  • Additional work is requested
  • Client approvals are delayed
  • A third-party dependency causes delays
  • Unexpected technical or operational issues arise

I will aim to communicate significant timeline changes clearly and as early as reasonably possible.

06Revisions

Revisions stay within the agreed direction.

Any included revision rounds, review stages, or approval process may be defined in the project agreement.

A revision means adjusting work within the agreed direction. A request that significantly changes structure, functionality, direction, or scope may be treated as additional work.

07Intellectual Property

Ownership should be clear for both sides.

Ownership or licence rights in final project deliverables will follow the relevant project agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, any agreed transfer of ownership in final custom deliverables takes effect after the required project payments have been received in full.

Pre-existing materials, reusable code, internal tools, methods, know-how, libraries, systems, templates, or processes developed independently of the client project remain with their existing owner unless specifically transferred in writing.

Where those materials are included in a final deliverable, the client may receive the rights reasonably necessary to use the agreed deliverable, subject to the project agreement.

Third-party fonts, plugins, software, stock assets, libraries, trademarks, and licensed materials remain subject to their own licence terms.

The client retains ownership of materials they provide and is responsible for ensuring those materials can legally be used.

08Confidentiality & Portfolio

Private information and public work are treated differently.

Confidential business, technical, account, or project information shared for the purpose of working together should be handled with reasonable care.

If stronger confidentiality requirements are needed, a separate confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement may be used.

Unless confidentiality obligations or another written agreement prevent it, completed and publicly released work may be referenced in my portfolio, case studies, project history, or professional presentation.

If a project must remain private, that restriction should be agreed in writing.

09Third-Party & Support

Some parts of a project may depend on external services.

A project may depend on domains, hosting, APIs, payment services, plugins, software, platforms, integrations, or other third-party products.

Those services operate under their own pricing, policies, licences, availability, technical limitations, and terms.

I cannot guarantee that a third-party service will always remain available, unchanged, compatible, or uninterrupted.

Ongoing maintenance, monitoring, updates, content changes, optimisation, backups, technical support, or future development are not automatically included after project delivery unless they are part of the agreed scope or a separate support arrangement.

10Cancellation & Refunds

Cancellation depends on the project and work already completed.

Any project-specific cancellation, deposit, milestone, or refund terms stated in an accepted proposal, invoice, quotation, or written agreement will apply.

If no more specific written terms apply, any refund or outstanding payment should take into account work already completed, time already committed, approved deliverables, and non-recoverable third-party costs, subject to applicable law.

If a project ends before completion, payment may still be due for work completed up to the effective cancellation date.

If a client materially fails to make an agreed payment, provide required information, or cooperate with the project, work may be paused or the engagement may be ended after reasonable communication.

11Liability & Results

Professional work does not guarantee every business result.

I aim to provide professional work with reasonable care and according to the agreed scope.

Unless specifically agreed otherwise, I do not guarantee a particular level of revenue, sales, traffic, search ranking, conversion rate, audience growth, or other commercial result.

I am not responsible for issues caused by inaccurate client information, client-provided materials, unauthorised changes by others, third-party failures, unsupported systems, or circumstances outside my reasonable control.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, liability relating to a paid project will also be subject to any liability terms stated in that project's written agreement.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

12Website Use & Disputes

General information and responsible use.

I aim to keep the information on tamimalhridoy.com clear and accurate, but website content may be updated over time.

Information shown on this website is not a guaranteed quotation, delivery date, project result, or contractual commitment unless confirmed through a separate written agreement.

You must not intentionally misuse this website, attempt unauthorised access, interfere with its operation, submit malicious content, or use it for unlawful activity.

External websites or services linked from this website are responsible for their own content, availability, security, privacy practices, and terms.

If a disagreement arises, both sides should first try to resolve it through reasonable and good-faith communication.

Any project-specific governing law, jurisdiction, or dispute process stated in a written client agreement will apply to that project.

These Terms may be updated if services, business practices, or applicable requirements change.

13Contact

Questions about these Terms?

Tamim Al Hridoy

Full-Stack Web Developer & Digital Growth Strategist

Founder & CEO of Tazenix

For questions about these Terms or a professional project, contact me directly by email.

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Terms & Conditions · tamimalhridoy.comLast updated September 16, 2026