MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENTMaster Services Agreement
This Master Services Agreement ("Agreement") is made and entered into as of June 22, 2010,
(the "Effective Date") by and between Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of
Clearwater located at P.O. Box 4748, Clearwater, Florida (hereinafter "CLIENT"), and.
Blenderbox, Inc., having a primary place of business at 26 Dobbin Street, 3"d Floor, Brooklyn,
NY 11222 (hereinafter "VENDOR").
Background
VENDOR is in the business of providing certain information technology services, including
but not limited to creative design., web application development, infonnation architecture,
production graphics, development services, technical specification, documentation and
quality assurance to companies as an independent contractor; and CLIENT desires to retain
VENDOR to provide such services in accordance with and subject to the terms hereof.
NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:
Article 1 Services Provided
1.1 Statement of Work Orders
All work performed by VENDOR shall be documented in a Statement of Work
Order signed by authorized representatives of both parties and incorporated
herein as an Exhibit. Each Statement of Work order shall set forth, as applicable,
the work to be done, the milestones for deliverables pertaining to the work, the
location of the work, the resources to be provided by CLIENT and VENDOR,
respectively, and the fees for the work to be performed. VENDOR and CLIENT
each shall have the right to accept or decline any proposed Statement of Work
order. In the event of any conflict between a Statement of Work order and the
teens of this Agreement, the Statement of Work order shall control.
1.2 Services
VENDOR shall perform all work necessary for the particular Statement of Work
order including any and all technical writing, analysis and design and quality
assurance services to be provided by VENDOR for CLIENT toward the
implementation, modification, or maintenance of web-related content,
applications, software, and databases under the constraints and strictures defined
by the pertinent Statement of Work orders.
1.3 Method of Performing Services
VENDOR shall determine the method, details, staffing, and means of performing
the work to be carried out for CLIENT. Notwithstanding the above, CLIENT
shall be entitled to exercise a broad general power of supervision and control
over the results of work performed by VENDOR to ensure satisfactory
performance including the right to inspect, stop work, make suggestions or
recommendations as to the details of the work, and request modifications to the
scope of the Statement of Work orders which shall be agreed to by the parties.
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Article 2 Compensation, Acceptance, Product Warranty and Destructive Elements
2.1 Rates
The current schedule of fees for work performed by VENDOR shall be set forth
as part of each Statement of Work order.
2.2 Estimates
Estimates of total fees for projects may be provided in a Statement of Work, but
VENDOR does not guarantee such estimates unless explicitly guaranteed in the
Statement of Work order. VENDOR will notify CLIENT in writing as soon as
possible if it will exceed the estimate, and will seek written approval from
CLIENT before continuing work on the specific Statement of Work order.
CLIENT reserves the right to terminate the specific Statement of Work order at
any time that the projected costs will exceed the appropriate Statement of Work
order, as outlined in Article 4.
2.3 Invoices
VENDOR shall submit invoices to CLIENT as defined in the appropriate
Statement of Work order. Each invoice will provide a breakdown and
distribution of charges by name of individual consultant and expense items. All
undisputed fees shall remain due and owing.
2.4 Date for Payment of Compensation
CLIENT shall pay each undisputed invoice in full within thirty (30) days after
receipt subject to CLIENT satisfaction of the work product.
2.5 Acceptance of Final Product
Within sixty (60) days following delivery, completion, and demonstration of the
last project milestone described in the appropriate Statement of Work order,
CLIENT shall deliver to VENDOR a signed letter, or e-mail notification, either
accepting or rejecting the completion of the Project. If completion of the Project
is accepted, VENDOR shall deliver the final invoice to CLIENT. If completion
of the Project is rejected, the letter shall detail all reasons for the rejection and the
specific actions required to remedy the same. VENDOR shall take these actions
and re-deliver the materials comprising the Project and demonstrate its
functionality against the Project's specifications, and CLIENT shall once again
follow the procedures in this Section 2.5. CLIENT shall not reject the
completion of the Project on a second or subsequent occasion if the materials
delivered by VENDOR comply with the required remedies in all material
respects.
2.6 Product Warranty
VENDOR hereby warrants that for a period of ninety days (90) days after final
acceptance of the project ("Warranty Period") described in a Statement of Work
order ("Order"), the work performed under such Order shall be free of defects in
programming and operation and shall function in material respects in accordance
with the specifications set forth in the Order. In the event that the work
performed under the Order fails to perform in accordance with this warranty,
CLIENT shall inform VENDOR of such fact and VENDOR shall provide such
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programming, design, and installation services as may be necessary to correct
such errors without any additional charges to CLIENT.
2.7 No Destructive Elements
"Destructive Elements" means all acts, omissions, computer instructions or code
intentionally designed by VENDOR to disrupt, disable, alter, damage, interfere,
harm, or otherwise access, remove or impede in any manner (including
aesthetical disruptions or distortions) any of CLIENT's software or equipment
(sometimes referred to as "viruses" or "worms") that would disable or impair the
operation of CLIENT'S software or equipment based on the elapsing of a period
of time, exceeding an authorized number of copies, advancement to a particular
date or other numeral (sometimes referred to as "time bombs", "time locks", or
"drop dead" devices), or which contains any other similar harmful, malicious or
hidden procedures, routines or mechanisms which would cause such programs to
cease functioning or to damage or corrupt data, storage media, programs,
equipment or communications, or otherwise interfere with operations. Any work
performed by VENDOR for CLIENT shall not contain any Destructive Elements.
Article 3 Intellectual Property Licenses and Proprietary Rights
3.1 Ownership of Materials
All materials produced by VENDOR for CLIENT pursuant to this contract,
including but not limited to all code, designs, reports, guides, scripts, templates,
models, and notes ("Materials"), shall be "works made for hire" and CLIENT
shall be considered the "author" within the meaning of the United States
Copyright Act (the "Act"). All rights in and to Materials, including, without
limitation, all inventions and developments (whether patentable or not) and all
copyrights and extensions and renewals thereof under United States Law, are and
shall remain CLIENT's sole and exclusive property. To the extent that any
Materials or any part thereof shall be deemed by any court of competent
jurisdiction or any governmental or regulatory agency not to be a "work made for
hire" within the meaning of the Act, the provisions of this contract shall still
control and, for the consideration set forth herein, VENDOR hereby irrevocably
and absolutely sells, assigns, sets over and transfers to CLIENT, its successors
and assigns, all right, title and interest in and to the Materials and all intellectual
property rights therein. VENDOR agrees to execute and deliver any documents
and instruments reasonably required by CLIENT to evidence and to vest
CLIENT's exclusive ownership of the Materials and all intellectual property
rights therein and to apply for and obtain patents or copyright registrations with
respect thereto. VENDOR hereby irrevocably appoints CLIENT to be its attorney
in fact anal, in the name and on its behalf, to execute all such instruments and take
all other actions and generally to use its name for such purposes. VENDOR
represents and warrants that all Materials presented to CLIENT shall be free of
any adverse claims of rights therein. The Materials shall be either original works
or, if not original, VENDOR will procure the necessary licenses and/or releases
from third parties to enable CLIENT to use the Materials; and VENDOR shall
indemnify and hold CLIENT harmless against any and all losses, liabilities,
awards and costs (including legal fees and expenses) arising out of or related to
any third-party claim resulting from use of material produced by VENDOR for
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CLIENT. Notwithstanding the foregoing, VENDOR retains the right to display
graphics, screen shots and other web design elements produced by VENDOR for
CLIENT pursuant to this Agreement as examples of VENDOR's work in its
portfolio. 1n addition, CLIENT agrees that VENDOR shall be entitled to place a
link and/or language crediting VENDOR with the design of CLIENT'S website,
which link and/or language shall be in such manner as CLIENT may reasonably
consent to or designate.
Article 4 Term and Termination
4.1 Term
This Agreement will become effective on the Effective Date and will continue in
effect through the completion of all Statement of Work orders or August 31
2010, whichever occurs last.
4.2 Termination for Convenience
CLIENT may terminate this contract, for any reason or no reason, with thirty
days written notice to VENDOR.
4.3 Termination for Cause
CLIENT may terminate this contract immediately upon written notice to
VENDOR in the event of VENDOR'S breach of any terms of this Agreement.
4.4 Delivery of Product
Upon termination for any reason, VENDOR shall deliver to CLIENT all
materials originally provided by CLIENT or its affiliates, as well as all work
produced up until the time of termination, including designs, reports, templates,
models, composites and any other materials, code or documentation that it has
prepared. Upon termination by either party, VENDOR shall not perform any
further work under this Agreement.
4.5 Survival
In the event of any termination or expiration of this Agreement, Section 2.6, 2.7,
3.1, 4.4, 4.5, 5, 7 and 8 shall continue in effect.
Article 5 Proprietary Information and Confidentiality
CLIENT and its affiliates will be sharing proprietary and confidential
information. with VENDOR to enable VENDOR to complete the appropriate
Statement of Work order. Such information may include but is not limited to
business information including practices and plans, financial information,
operations, computer systems, technical information and fiduciary relationships
or any other non-public information about CLIENT's business and the business
of CLIENT's customers ("Proprietary or Confidential Information"). VENDOR
agrees to keep strictly confidential all communications and all documents and
information shared by or on. behalf of CLIENT and its affiliates, and shall not
disclose any of this information, the terms and purpose of this agreement, or any
information or material developed under this agreement to any third party
without prior written consent of CLIENT. Upon termination of this Agreement,
or upon demand of the CLIENT, whichever is sooner, VENDOR shall return to
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Client any and all documents containing Proprietary or Confidential Information,
or from which Proprietary or Confidential Information could be inferred,
including any copies or reproductions thereof and to destroy any electronic
copies and verify in writing that it has complied with this obligation. The
obligation to maintain the confidentiality of the Proprietary and Confidential
Information as provided hereunder shall survive the termination of this
Agreement.
Article 6 Independent Contractor
6.1 Intention of Parties
VENDOR shall perform services pursuant to this agreement as an independent
contractor with respect to CLIENT, and nothing in this agreement shall create, or
be deemed to create any relationship of employer and employee or of principal
and agent between CLIENT and VENDOR. As an independent contractor,
VENDOR is solely responsible for payment of all compensation to its employees
and all applicable obligations to state and/or federal governmental agencies,
including, but not limited to, income tax, unemployment tax, business
registrations fees, etc., for its own employees. VENDOR agrees to defend,
indemnify and hold harmless CLIENT from and against any claims, liabilities, or
expenses relating to payment of compensation to VENDOR employees, as well
as their tax, assurance, and/or benefit matters.
6.2 Location of Work
VENDOR will work at its own office, as well as the offices of CLIENT when
necessary for meetings and consultations; however CLIENT will not dedicate a
particular office or support staff at its locations specifically to VENDOR.
VENDOR will set their own hours and days of the week to work, consistent with
their responsibilities to CLIENT.
6.3 Nonexclusive
VENDOR shall retain the right to perform similar services for others during the
term of this Agreement. CLIENT shall retain the right to cause similar work to
be performed by its own personnel or other contractors during the term of this
Agreement.
Article 7 Warranties
CLIENT represents and warrants that it has the right, power, and authority to
enter into this Agreement, and that this Agreement does not conflict with the
terms of any other agreement to which it is a party.
VENDOR represents and warrants that: it has the right, power, and authority to
enter into this Agreement and that this Agreement does not conflict with the
terms of any other agreement to which VENDOR is a party.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the parties hereto has caused this Agreement to be duly
executed as of the date below.
FOR VENDOR
Blenderbox, Inc.
FOR CLIENT
Community Redevelopment Agency of the City
of Clearwater
See Attached Signature Page
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Exhibit ""A"
Community Redevelopment
Agency
statement of work
client: Community Redevelopment Agency
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project: Website Design and Development
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job #: CRA001
agency contact: Anna Levitt
Sr. Project Manager
alevitt@blenderbox.com
tel 718 963 4594 ext 128
fax 718 218 7804
htti)://www.blenderbox.com
date issued: 06.24,10
version: 1.4
issued by: Anna Levitt
client contact: Courtney Orr
Downtown Manager
Courtney -Orr@myClearwater,com
tel 727 562 4022
fax 727 562 4075
Proprietary and Confidential
This material is proprietary to Blenderbox Inc. and contains trade secrets and confidential information. This material Is solely for the
Client's internal use. This material shall not be used, reproduced, copied, disclosed, transmitted, in whole or part, without the
express consent of Blenderbox Inc. @ 2009
Blenderbox Inc.
26 Dobbin Street, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn NY 11222
tel 718 963 4594 www.blenderbox.com
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1.0 Project Overview
This statement of work outlines the work involved to develop a new website for the Cleveland Street District.
The website will be used to attract and inform the citizens, visitors and business owners about Cleveland Street
District in downtown Clearwater.
Our project plan and deliverables, will deliver a solution designed to fit within a budget of $75K and a lifecycle of
approximately eight months.
2.0 Agency Deliverables
Project Plan
Once mutually agreed upon and finalized, we will deliver a project plan developed in Microsoft Project and/or
Basecamp denoting specific milestones, timelines, dependencies, and deliverables for execution of the project
requirements.
Discovery Documentation
We will deliver documents outlining the following:
- Content Inventory: Blenderbox will produce an excel file that itemizes all publicly available pages on the current
site, with unique identification number for each which will be useful for planning, prioritization and organization for
the new site.
- Requirements Gathering/documented features and recommendations: We will engage in conversations with CRA
about the functionality desired for the redesigned website (informed by the RFP, proposal and conversations to
date as well as conversation during a scheduled on-site visit to your offices), which will result in an itemized and
prioritized list of the features that will be specified during the information architecture phase.
- Profiles: After a review of CRA's marketing assets, discussions with project stakeholders, and a web survey of
end-users which we will implement, Blenderbox will produce a brief that summarizes the following pieces of
information about CRA's target audiences:
• Who the audience is and what their key characteristics are (when known)
• Why they come to the Cleveland Street site and what kinds of experiences they seek
• The key messages Cleveland Street wishes to communicate to these audiences
• The importance of the audience to Cleveland Street, relative to the other audiences
- Technical Requirements: A document summarizing target technologies, platforms, and other technical
requirements or constraints for the website and corresponding content management system (CMS) which is
understood to a custom implementation of the NET/ASP based content management system we demonstrated
during our on-site pitch.
Assumptions:
- This work will include:
• Content Inventory
• Content Strategy
• Functional Recommendations
• Stakeholder interviews
• Web survey
• Web analytics
• User profiles
• Asset review (including the market research you provide to us from other vendors/sources regarding
Clearwater and the greater Tampa catchment area).
- This SOW does NOT include the following:
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End-user interviews (e.g. coordinating interviews with business owners, residents & tourists).
Information Architecture
We will deliver documents outlining the following areas:
- Sitemap: Blenderbox will produce a Sitemap, which describes site organization for the redesigned site.
- Wireframes: Blenderbox will produce annotated wireframes for each of the key pages, which describe site labeling
and navigation structure(s), the hierarchy of information on the page, and the front-end functionality envisioned
for the redesigned site. There will be three rounds of wireframes, with the third round producing the final set of
wireframes.
Content Planning and Content Development
Blenderbox will work with CRA to produce a Content Plan that sets guidelines for how content is to be
conceptualized, written and promoted on the website. This document will lay the framework for the copywriter to
develop relevant copy for the site. We may also create a styleguide and/or editorial calendar.
Blenderbox will be responsible for overall content planning and copywriting for the site including selection and
management of any internal or third party copywriters.
Design
The creative process will follow the Information Architecture phase. We will begin by presenting two distinct visual
directions informed by all of the CRA's Visual ID work-to-date. Based upon your feedback we will undertake an
iterative process to incorporate your feedback into one of the directions which generally takes about two to three
rounds resulting in a final and approved sample homepage and page templates which will establish the overall
look-and-feel of the website. The work will be designed in collaboration with CRA's branding guidelines.
We will deliver documents outlining the following areas:
- Initial Concepts - A presentation of two home page design concepts at the outset of the design process.
- Design Revisions - Three iterative design rounds leading to an approved overall look-and-feel as defined by one
or more representative page templates. Upon a chosen direction we will flush out the interior pages (based on the
unique templates from IA.) Each round will show additional templates. There will be 3 rounds of design revisions.
Assumptions:
- We will deliver up to two designed email templates
Technology
Blenderbox will develop the site to work with our custom CMS solution, which was demonstrated via Brooklyn
Bridge Park's site in our meeting in May. This solution includes drag and drop functionality, auto-suggest search,
an image library, and an overall intuitive interface that makes for an easy to use CMS for non-technical users.
Our solution will include best practices regarding mobile optimization.
Assumptions:
- Our solution will include:
• Dining, shopping, and event guides/directories
• Contact and feedback form
• CRM (Business directory for the 25 block area) with admin tools for adding/editing businesses including contact
information, hours, url, notes (based on the excel spreadsheet you have already provided us with).
• Interactive map using Google overlays to dynamically overlay data from the business directory
Events calendar & event detail pages
• Photo Galleries/Video (ability to embed video that has been uploaded to Vimeo or Youtube)
• Document repository (ability to upload multiple common document types such as Powerpoint, PDF, and Word
Docs, for reports and other relevant information.
• Integration of Google Analytics
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• SEO - best practices for page structure, keywords, URLs and page titles.
Pages and Promo chips (links with images that cross-link to other areas of the site).
News or blog feed
• We will optimize the site for compatibility on mobile phones
This SOW does not include:
• Retail/Office/Apt Space finder
• The business directory will not have an interface for businesses to directly edit or otherwise access their
records-rather we'll create an easy-to-use feedback form that businesses can use to notify you of information
that needs to be updated.
• e-Marketing strategy : segmentation of audience or design of multiple templates for difference messages
Site hosting
For a faster development process, the development environment will be hosted internally with Blenderbox. Once
the site launches, CRA will be responsible for the hosting environment. Blenderbox will work with your technology
team to move the site onto to your internal IT infrastructure leveraging your existing Windows Server and
Microsoft SQL Server licenses in collaboration with your IT resources.
Project management
Blenderbox will provide a project manager who will function as the day-to-day point of contact throughout the
project. The project manager will be available for weekly project status calls and key in-person meetings
throughout the life of the project.
Team-wide project communications will be funneled through a web-based collaboration tool (likely Basecamp),
which will be set up and maintained by the project manager. This site will serve as a communication center,
document repository, and master project calendar.
Quality assurance and testing
Prior to launching the website, Blenderbox will take appropriate measures to execute a round of quality assurance
testing. Tracking of bugs/defects will occur in a web-based tracking tool. Quality assurance will be followed by a
"User Acceptance Testing" phase (UAT), during which time Cleveland Street will have access to the system and will
be able to use the site in a development environment in a manner that reflects assumed usage in the production
environment.
The site will be tested for compatibility, functionality, and usability in a variety of environments. The following
browsers will be specifically tested and supported:
Safari 4+
• Firefox 3.6.2+
• Internet Explorer 7+
• Google Chrome 5.0.342.7
Efforts will be made to provide a functional site experience in other browsers (including IE 6 but the focus will be
on legibility only. If CRA needs the site to support IE6, an addendum will be created to this SOW outlining an
additional fee.
Content migration and deployment
Blenderbox will deliver all finalized work (website files and associated image source files) to CRA for deployment.
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Costs not included (SaaS hosted applications, software licensing fees)
Blenderbox will source low-cost or no-cost, web-based and often open-source solutions that will be consolidated
and integrated to provide the services and support outlined above. Blenderbox can setup these services on behalf
of CRA but payment via bank draft or corporate credit card provided by Cleveland Street will be required for these
services.
Suggested services:
• Campaign Monitor (www.camoaignmonitor.com): fees are $S per campaign, and $.01 per recipient
o This service allows for email newsletters as well as email alerts (ie: event cancellation)
• Google analytics: basic services are free
• Google Site Search: TBD - $200/annually
• Google Maps API: free
Preparation of follow-on Service Level Agreement (SLA) or Phase II
A deliverable of the project will be the preparation of a follow-on Service Level Agreement (SLA) or fixed fee Phase
II Statement of Work. A draft of this document will be delivered no later than 30 days before the end of this
Statement of Work.
Client dependencies
• Approval of statement of work and estimate.
• Availability of key decision makers and timely feedback/approvals per the approved project schedule.
• Delivery of all key materials as jointly defined between CRA and Blenderbox in an appropriate timeframe
(as defined in the forthcoming project schedule), including branding and discovery documents etc.
• Availability of key personnel to review and sign-off on all major deliverables.
• CRA will be responsible for all content entry using the tools we provide. Providing the means for content
entry is our primary deliverable to this project. Blenderbox will assign a producer to this project for the
duration of the contract who can assist with some content-entry and training as budget and time allow,
however, content-entry--whether editorial, media (videos), or social, to the likes of Facebook, YouTube,
Twitter, or the Cleveland Street public website--remains the responsibility of Cleveland Street and their
designees.
Assumptions/ Requirements
• This statement of work to be an exhibit to the agency and client contract.
• Any deviations by either party from the agreed upon schedule may push out the delivery date of the
project by at least one day for every one day of delay.
• An amendment to this agreement or a new statement of work will be issued for work that is considered
out of the budgeted scope.
• A change order may also be required for anything that is considered out of scope based on the original
plan as accessed in this SOW.
All changes to scope either perceived or actual will be communicated to both parties in a timely and
succinct way.
• The website will include a discreet site-wide Blenderbox credit in the footer with similar style and
treatment to any copyright, terms and conditions or privacy policy information and links.
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3.0 Timeline And Schedule Expectations
This statement of work covers the 8-month period, starting with the signature of this contract.
Upon approval of this SOW, Blenderbox will initiate work and develop a detailed project schedule for the scope
deliverable beginning with a requirement gathering and discovery phase. This project schedule will set client as
well as vendor deliverables, with explicit dates for milestones.
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4.0 Estimated Costs
TYPE OF DELIVERABLE
Discovery and Requirements Gathering
$11,100
Information Architecture $11,100
Creative Design and Production $9,800
Development and Deployment $20,000
Content Strategy and Copywriting $10,000
Project Management $9,500
Testing/Training $2,500
Travel $1,000
ESTIMATED TOTALS: $75,000
We assume we will save costs and book flights in advance, keeping our travel budget to $1000.
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5.0 Payment Terms and Schedule of Deliverables
Fees for services described in Section 2, Client will pay Blenderbox the total amount of the fee provided above
($75,000) in four (4) installments. Dates may be subject to change, but payments are still tied to the deliverables
stated below. This is the guaranteed total fee for this project as provided in §2.2 of the Master Services
Agreement. Any amendment to the Statement of Work, estimated costs or payment schedule shall be in writing
and executed by the parties.
Delivery and Acceptance Estimated Date Payment
Signature and Acceptance on Contract July 14, 2010 $18,750
and Executed Master Services
Agreement
Delivery and Acceptance of Discovery August 20, 2010 $18,750
Document:
Items included in Document:
• Content Inventory
• Content Strategy
• Functional Recommendations
• Stakeholder interviews
• Web survey
• Web analytics
• User profiles
Asset review
Delivery and Acceptance of UX October 8, 2010 $18,750
Wireframes and Initial Design Concepts:
Items accepted by Client up to this
date:
- Discovery Document
(detail above)
• Wireframes
- Site map
• Initial Design Concepts - A
presentation of two home page
design concepts at the outset
of the design process.
Delivery and Acceptance of Final December 15, 2010 $18,750
Functioning Website in User Acceptance
Testing
Items accepted by Client up to this
date:
• Discovery Document
(detail above)
• Wireframes
• Site map
• Initial Design Concepts
• Full Site designs
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• Site delivery on staging server
6.0 Approval Process
By signing below you agree to all the terms of this Statement of work that is also execued.
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