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Michae · 03-21-2008, 05:34 AM

The most important things that should be written down in a contract:

WHAT are you gonna do (every little piece of work you're gonna do, not just "website" but "website for blahblah consisting of five subpages, with a gallery-page and blablabla".)
WHEN it should be finished
HOW MUCH you should get paid
HOW you're gonna do it if you can't deliver on time
HOW MANY reviews the client is allowed to have (deadline, client isn't happy bout the colors. You have one week to fix, this extra weeks costs the client additional $. Week up, client still don't like you, you get another 3 days. Client pays. Client still doesn't like it... and here we go on for months. 2 or 3 reviews should be enough, if your client don't like it then, well then he gets it anyway)

03-21-2008, 05:34 AM	#3
Michae Senior Designer Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Oslo, Norway Posts: 255	The most important things that should be written down in a contract: WHAT are you gonna do (every little piece of work you're gonna do, not just "website" but "website for blahblah consisting of five subpages, with a gallery-page and blablabla".) WHEN it should be finished HOW MUCH you should get paid HOW you're gonna do it if you can't deliver on time HOW MANY reviews the client is allowed to have (deadline, client isn't happy bout the colors. You have one week to fix, this extra weeks costs the client additional $. Week up, client still don't like you, you get another 3 days. Client pays. Client still doesn't like it... and here we go on for months. 2 or 3 reviews should be enough, if your client don't like it then, well then he gets it anyway) __________________ Warning: I might come across as a bitch, but Im really just trying to help.