Client demanding removal of work on Folio
Client demanding removal of work on Folio
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- shellie1
Be more specific in your contracts next time and move on.
A solve I've seen a few people employ is preserving video and screenshots of a site and keeping those behind a password protected portfolio area for the purpose of new business presentations or interviews. A working version of the website will definitely change at some point in the future anyway. Most of my portfolio cannot be shown to the public but I use it all the time behind closed doors. That's all that really matters.
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- yupmoldero
- Interesting. I always thought it was your work even after they stopped using it.monospaced
- @mono try telling that to Disney or Sony. They aren't having it. For my work on the west coast (luxury brands and entertainment) they retain ownership forevershellie
- and they will send designers a strongly worded letter. Most agencies with those kind of clients tell you that you can't upfront.shellie
- As a result of this project I actually had a lawyer draft up a nice SOW agreement with T&CsSigDesign
- very smart sig. everyone needs a tight SOW. i had a lawyer make me one 15 years ago when i first started freelancing. life saver in so many waysshellie
- Including payment terms and additional fees and interest for late payments which has made me thousands more over the years.shellie
- makes it easy to define deliverables, schedules and charge for change orders for scope and schedule creep.shellie
- Yeah. I did Coca Cola work about 10 years ago and have never been able to show it in public.monospaced