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Terms of Service

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Text under legal review: these terms are for guidance only and are not yet final contractual conditions. The conditions that apply to each project are those in its proposal or contract.

These terms explain, in general, how we work on Roke Studio projects. The specific conditions of each project (scope, timelines, price, deliverables and rights) are those set out in its proposal or contract.

Services

Roke Studio offers web design and development services. Specific services, scope and conditions are defined in each project through a contractual agreement.

Details of the owner of Roke Studio are given in the Legal Notice.

Work Process

The work process is structured in clear phases with defined deliverables. Timelines and scope are established at the start of each project.

Payment and Billing

Payments are made according to the terms agreed in each project, typically through instalments tied to project milestones.

Intellectual Property

What is delivered and which rights you receive are defined in each project's proposal or contract. As a general rule:

  • The texts, images, logos, data and other materials you provide remain yours. We only use them to carry out the project.
  • The specific deliverables and the usage rights you receive are set out in the proposal or contract.
  • Any assignment of intellectual property rights must be expressly agreed. It is not automatic.
  • Roke Studio retains ownership of its tools, templates, code bases (boilerplates), code created before the project and components it reuses across projects, unless expressly agreed otherwise.
  • Handing over the repository or source code is not included automatically: it is only delivered if expressly agreed.
  • Third-party components (for example fonts, libraries, plugins or external services) are subject to their own licences and terms.
  • Agreed rights and deliveries are subject to the payment terms set out in the proposal or contract.

If anything in this section differs from what was agreed for your project, the proposal or contract prevails.