Re: Trial period possible?

Cleo;

I have often done work on "spec" just to show our capabilities but I don't
give free access for use. After the preview I do take the work down.

If the client wants me to develop a site I do require a deposit and a signed
agreement stating specifically what I will provide and the payment
arrangements.

Time sometimes becomes an issue as clients tend to drag things out by not
providing information or feedback in a prompt manner so I also have a clause
that protects me in that event, requiring payment within a specified time
period regardless of the state of the work (yes I do fulfill my end by
completing the work in any case).

Hope that helps!

Teajai Kimsey
Managing Partner
Beyond Web Design
www.bwdesignservices.com
316.944.8700
Websites From Concept to Completion and Beyond

----- Original Message -----
From: <vampyre(at)bigpond.net.au>
To: <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 2:43 PM
Subject: Trial period possible?


> Just wondering if anyone out there knows of a way to write html code that
> will effectively disable itself after a certain time period?
>
> Here's my situation... I have made a small web site for someone, but I
don't
> exactly trust them to stop using it (in the event that I am not paid for
> the work)
> Is it possible to set a "trial period" so that he will no longer be able
to
> access/use it
> without my permission?
>
> Silly question, I know... but I really don't have a clue!
>
> Thanks...
>
> Cleo...
>

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