ONE-PAGE WEBSITE

Legal section governing the terms of providing one-page website development services

Appendix No. 1

to the Public Agreement for website development and technical maintenance

Terms for the development of a single-page website

Revision dated 13.09.2026

1. General provisions

1.1. This Appendix No. 1 (hereinafter referred to as the “Appendix”) forms an integral part of the Public Agreement for website development and technical maintenance (hereinafter referred to as the “Agreement”) and applies to services for the development of a single-page website.

1.2. The relationship between the parties is also governed by the applicable Service Regulations, the description of the selected pricing plan, the technical specification or free-form project description, as well as other terms directly related to the placed order.

1.3. In the event of a conflict between the general provisions of the Agreement and the specific terms of this Appendix relating to the development of a single-page website, the provisions of this Appendix shall apply unless otherwise required by mandatory provisions of applicable law.

1.4. The scope of services is determined by the selected and paid pricing plan in force at the time the order was placed.

2. Subject of the Appendix

2.1. The Contractor provides the Customer with services for the development of a single-page website in which the sections and functional elements provided for by the project are placed within one main page.

2.2. The result of the service is a single-page website ready for publication or already published within the scope of the selected and paid pricing plan, taking into account the requirements provided by the Customer.

2.3. The number of blocks, functional elements, language versions and other features is determined by the terms of the selected pricing plan and the service description published on the Contractor’s website.

3. Placing an order and submitting requirements

3.1. The Customer independently selects a pricing plan and places an order using the form provided on the website.

3.2. After the order has been placed, an invoice is generated for the Customer.

3.3. When placing the order, the Customer selects one of two methods for submitting project requirements:

• a structured technical specification, access to which becomes available after payment has been confirmed;
• a free-form project description provided directly when placing the order.

3.4. If the Customer selects the structured technical specification, development begins after it has been completed and the necessary materials have been provided to the Contractor.

3.5. If the Customer provides the requirements in free form when placing the order and the information provided is sufficient to begin development, a separate structured technical specification is not required.

3.6. The technical specification or free-form project description determines how the website is to be implemented but does not by itself increase the scope of the paid pricing plan.

4. Scope of work

4.1. Depending on the selected pricing plan, development of a single-page website may include:

• creation of the page structure and sequence of blocks;
• configuration of navigation and anchor links;
• visual design of the website;
• adaptation for mobile devices and major screen sizes;
• technical assembly of the website;
• configuration of forms and functional elements included in the pricing plan;
• connection of messengers, analytics tools and other services included in the pricing plan;
• basic SEO preparation;
• placement of materials provided by the Customer;
• testing and publication of the website.

4.2. The exact scope of work, the number of blocks and the availability of specific elements are determined by the selected pricing plan and the terms of the relevant service published on the website at the time the order is placed.

4.3. Additional blocks, functions, integrations and other work not included in the selected pricing plan are performed only after separate agreement and payment.

5. Materials provided by the Customer

5.1. The Customer provides the Contractor with the materials and information required to perform the project, including texts, images, logos, contact details, information about services or products, links and other materials required for the project.

5.2. The Customer is responsible for the accuracy of the information provided and for having the necessary rights to use and provide the submitted materials.

5.3. If the materials or information provided are insufficient to perform the relevant stage of work, the Contractor may request the necessary additions or clarifications.

5.4. Any period during which the Contractor is waiting for materials, information, access credentials, approvals or responses from the Customer is not included in the delivery period for the relevant stage of the project.

6. Delivery times

6.1. Indicative development times are stated on the service page and depend on the selected pricing plan, the scope of the project, its functionality and the completeness of the information provided by the Customer.

6.2. Where the Customer selects the structured technical specification, the delivery period begins after payment has been confirmed and the Contractor has received the completed technical specification and all necessary materials.

6.3. Where the Customer submits the project requirements in free form, the delivery period begins after payment has been confirmed and all information and materials sufficient to begin development have been received.

6.4. Delivery times may be extended in the event of delays in providing materials or responses by the Customer, changes to the original requirements, additional work being ordered, or other circumstances objectively affecting the performance of the project.

7. Price and payment procedure

7.1. The development price is determined by the selected pricing plan and any additional options chosen by the Customer when placing the order.

7.2. After the order has been placed, an invoice is generated for the Customer. Payment is made by non-cash means using the available payment methods.

7.3. Payment constitutes acceptance of the Agreement and confirms the Customer’s agreement with this Appendix, the Service Regulations, the selected pricing plan and other terms applicable to the order.

7.4. If, after receiving and reviewing the requirements, it is determined that the actual scope of work required is smaller than the scope paid for and the final project price is objectively lower than the amount paid, the difference shall be refunded to the Customer.

7.5. The amount of the refund is determined on the basis of the actual scope of work required and the applicable prices for the relevant services, blocks or project elements.

7.6. If the Customer’s requirements exceed the scope of the paid pricing plan, additional work is performed only after its price and terms have been separately agreed.

8. Revisions and changes

8.1. During development, the Customer may submit requests for corrections relating to the agreed requirements and the paid scope of work.

8.2. Correction of technical errors attributable to the Contractor and bringing the result into compliance with the agreed requirements shall not be considered an additional service.

8.3. Changes to the original concept, addition of new blocks, functions or integrations, changes to the agreed structure or any other expansion of the project are not considered ordinary revisions and may require additional payment.

8.4. The cost and delivery time of such additional changes are agreed separately before the relevant work begins.

9. Domain, hosting and third-party services

9.1. If the selected pricing plan includes a domain name, website hosting, SSL certificate, email or other related services for a specified period, the Contractor arranges their connection in accordance with the terms of the pricing plan.

9.2. Domain name registration, physical data hosting, server infrastructure, payment systems, email services, analytics systems and other external services are provided by third-party organisations.

9.3. Website hosting included in the pricing plan is provided using the server infrastructure of a third-party hosting provider whose services are used by the Contractor to host Customer websites.

9.4. The Contractor is responsible for the actions performed by the Contractor when configuring and placing the website but is not responsible for service interruptions, outages, maintenance work, access restrictions, network failures, DDoS attacks, actions of third parties, blocking or other circumstances arising on the side of the hosting provider or other third-party infrastructure and not caused by the acts or omissions of the Contractor.

9.5. The Contractor is also not responsible for changes to the rules, prices, technical restrictions, discontinuation of services or other actions of third-party providers that are beyond the Contractor’s control.

9.6. If a technical problem arises on the side of a third-party provider, the Contractor shall, within the limits of the available technical possibilities, take reasonable measures to restore normal website operation or communicate with the relevant provider.

9.7. After the hosting period included in the pricing plan has expired, continued hosting is provided at the then-current price of the relevant service if the Customer continues to host the website through the Contractor.

10. Technical support and further maintenance

10.1. If the selected pricing plan includes a free initial period of technical support, its duration is determined by the terms of the relevant pricing plan.

10.2. Included technical support covers issues related to the correct operation of the delivered website and does not include ongoing administration, regular content updates, addition of new functions or further development of the project.

10.3. After the included support period has ended, the Customer independently decides whether further technical support or website administration is required.

10.4. Further support and additional work are provided on the basis of a separate order and are paid for separately.

11. Acceptance of the result

11.1. After completion of the work included in the pricing plan, the Contractor provides the result to the Customer for review or publishes the website in accordance with the terms of the order.

11.2. The Customer must notify the Contractor within the period specified in the Agreement of any identified non-compliance with the agreed requirements.

11.3. Reasonable comments relating to the paid scope of work and the requirements previously provided by the Customer shall be corrected by the Contractor.

11.4. Requests for new work or changes to the previously agreed structure are not considered acceptance comments and are treated as additional work.

11.5. If no written and substantiated comments are received within the period specified in the Agreement, the result shall be considered accepted by the Customer.

12. Liability of the parties

12.1. The Contractor is responsible for performing the work within the scope of the selected and paid pricing plan and in accordance with the requirements properly provided by the Customer.

12.2. The Contractor is not responsible for delays or inability to perform the work caused by the Customer’s failure to provide the required materials, information, access credentials or decisions.

12.3. The Contractor is not responsible for the content of materials provided by the Customer or for any infringement of third-party rights or applicable law caused by such materials.

12.4. Limitations of liability relating to third-party services and hosting providers apply only to the extent that the relevant circumstances were not caused by the acts or omissions of the Contractor.

13. Final provisions

13.1. This Appendix forms an integral part of the Public Agreement.

13.2. This Appendix applies to the order in the version in force at the time the order was placed and paid for.

13.3. Subsequent amendments to this Appendix do not automatically change the terms of an order that has already been paid for unless otherwise required by applicable law or separately agreed by the parties.

13.4. This Appendix may be published in several languages.

13.5. In the event of discrepancies, inaccuracies or differences in interpretation between language versions, the Latvian-language version of this Appendix shall be legally binding and shall prevail.

13.6. All other language versions are provided for informational purposes only.

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