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Frequently Asked Questions
What should a web design contract include?
A web design contract should cover the number of pages, design revisions, content responsibilities, payment milestones, launch timeline, post-launch support, and intellectual property rights.
Who owns the website after it's built?
Typically, the client owns the final website upon full payment. However, the designer may retain rights to code frameworks, plugins, or proprietary tools used in development.
What happens if the client requests extra revisions?
The contract should specify the number of included revisions and the hourly rate or fee for additional revision requests beyond the agreed limit.
Should I include a kill fee in a web design contract?
Yes. A kill fee protects the designer if the client cancels the project mid-way. It's typically a percentage of the total project cost based on work completed.
How do web design payment milestones work?
Common milestones include a deposit upfront (25–50%), a payment at design approval, and the final balance due before or at launch.