Effective date: May 20, 2025
Last updated: May 20, 2025
1. Scope and business identity
These Terms describe the website and general service framework of Justice Design Group, based at 405 E. Euclid Ave, Compton, CA 90222, United States. Services include UX research, audits, information architecture, wireframes, interface design, prototypes, design systems, usability testing, and design documentation. The website is informational. Visiting it, preparing a brief, or discussing an idea does not by itself create a paid engagement or reserve capacity.
2. Written project agreement
An engagement begins when the parties agree in writing to a proposal, statement of work, or service agreement and satisfy any stated start conditions. The project document should identify the work, deliverables, fees, payment schedule, client responsibilities, timeline, review process, revisions, and ownership terms. A signed project agreement controls over a conflicting general website statement for that engagement, to the extent permitted by law. An informal conversation does not expand an agreed scope.
3. Starting prices and service boundaries
Published amounts are starting prices in United States dollars. Final fees depend on the number of screens, page templates, journeys, roles, responsive variants, research sessions, component states, and review rounds. A design service does not automatically include coding, hosting, domain registration, platform configuration, copywriting, illustration, recruitment, paid asset licenses, or ongoing maintenance. These items must be expressly listed if included. No physical goods or shipping are offered by Justice Design Group.
4. Client cooperation
The client is responsible for accurate requirements, authorized access to necessary materials, timely content, consolidated feedback, and decisions by an appropriate representative. The client must have the rights and permissions required for any materials or personal data supplied. Please provide test or synthetic data where practical and do not send production passwords or unrelated sensitive records. Delayed access, content, approvals, or payment can affect the schedule. We will explain material scheduling consequences rather than silently treat a delay as additional authorization.
5. Review, revisions, and changes
Each proposal should state the included review stages and revision rounds. A revision refines the agreed direction within the defined deliverables. A new feature, additional screen, new platform, changed audience, or reversal of an approved direction can be additional work. Any resulting change in fee or timing must be agreed in writing before that additional work proceeds. Silence is not treated by these website Terms as automatic approval of a deliverable.
6. Deliverables and acceptance
Deliverables are provided electronically using the formats and tools identified in the project scope. The client should review each delivery against the agreed requirements and identify specific discrepancies in the agreed review period. We will address an in-scope failure to meet those requirements through the agreed correction process. A later preference change is assessed under the revision and change provisions. Source files, editable components, exported assets, and documentation are included only to the extent identified in the scope.
7. Research and confidentiality
Research must follow the agreed participant information, consent, recording, and data-handling arrangements. Neither party should disclose the other party’s non-public project information except as needed for the work, with permission, or when legally required. Project-specific nondisclosure terms can provide greater detail. We do not assume that the existence of a project gives permission to publish the client name, interface, performance figures, or research findings. Portfolio use requires written permission.
8. Intellectual property
Ownership, any assignment, license scope, and payment conditions must be set out in the project agreement. Pre-existing methods, generic know-how, tools, and reusable materials may remain with their owner. Fonts, icons, photographs, software, and other third-party assets remain subject to their own licenses. A client should not assume that payment alone transfers all copyright or provides every third-party license. Our Intellectual Property Policy explains the distinctions in more detail.
9. Payments, cancellation, and ongoing support
Invoices, deposits, milestones, taxes, and payment methods are defined in the written agreement and the relevant invoice. The Payment & Billing Policy and Cancellation & Refund Policy provide the general approach. Monthly support begins only when agreed. This website does not enroll a visitor in an automatically charged subscription. Any future recurring authorization must clearly disclose the amount or calculation, timing, renewal, and cancellation terms and obtain the required consent.
10. Professional standard and practical limitations
We aim to perform the agreed services with reasonable professional care. Research and design recommendations rely on the information, constraints, and sample available at the time. A prototype is a simulation, not a production application. We do not guarantee sales, funding, conversion rates, search rankings, platform approval, or a particular commercial outcome. Accessibility considerations are not a legal compliance certificate. Implementation security, live product behavior, and legal review remain separate unless explicitly included.
11. Liability and disputes
To the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to the project agreement, neither party is responsible for indirect or consequential business losses arising from the services. Any agreed limitation must not exclude liability that cannot legally be excluded, including applicable consumer protections. The parties should first attempt to resolve a dispute through a written description of the issue and a good-faith discussion. California law may govern a project if its agreement so provides, while mandatory rights and jurisdiction rules continue to apply. These website Terms do not impose mandatory arbitration or waive non-waivable rights.
12. Website use and updates
Do not interfere with the website, attempt unauthorized access, or use its content unlawfully. The website and its brand assets may not be reproduced in a way that implies an unauthorized relationship. Changes to website terms apply prospectively and do not rewrite an existing signed project agreement without the required agreement of the parties. Contact us using the details below for questions about an existing engagement or proposed work.
Contact Justice Design Group
EMAIL: projects@justicedesignux.com
ADDRESS: 405 E. Euclid Ave, Compton, CA 90222, United States
PHONE: 1 (213) 437-0102