Hi,
I've been reworking my existing contract/terms and conditions and would like
to get some thoughts on the issue of ownership and usage rights. The way I
see it, site development usually delivers these products:
1. graphic elements
2. copy
3. page design/layout
4. navigational structure/site architecture
5. html code
6. scripting code
and sometimes delivers these products:
7. compiled back-end programs
8. printed marketing materials
9. logo/corporate ID products
10. internet marketing services (varied)
and the initial proposal, which may range from a general overview to a
detailed plan.
Anything else that I missed here?
Anyway, I can see how some of these items may need different rights assigned
to them. Alternatively, a contract could just have one guiding principle for
all deliverables. I'm wondering how/if you define these rights? What do you
keep as your own property and what do you transfer or lease to your
customers? What kind of terms do you use for the different categories or all
the categories (the entire project)?
Recommendations, links, etc would be greatly appreciated.
TIA,
Jack
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