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hi I'm Rena pop out from correspond and if you're wondering what to write on your websites terms and conditions page keep watching and I'll explain to you what you need to include today a well-designed and well-written website is the expected standard in the business world however there's more to consider than cutting-edge design and engaging coffee when launching your business website there are essential legal elements that must be included in order to protect you your business interests and your customers many of which appear in your website terms and conditions a company's terms and conditions outline all of its legal policies with respect to the products or services it provides to the customers the terms and conditions should therefore clearly explain the rights and the obligations of both the user and the business with respect to the use of the website depending on the nature of your business and of your website the purpose and content of your terms and conditions will vary but their overreaching purpose is to establish a legal relationship between your business and anyone who is visiting your website your website should always feature a dedicated terms and conditions page which can be easily accessed by our clear link in the footer of every web page so what do you need to include in your temper conditions page firstly your tentative condition should always be whistling clear simple language that you target users can easily understand content boxes should never be pre-taped and there should be no attempt or misrepresentation will pop up your products or services while the specifics will vary according to your business the following is a generalized list of the content that all terms and conditions should include a clear statement of what your products and services are the conditions of use covering what type of content may be print posted or shared by users a limited liability clause stating that your company is not liable for any indirect direct incidents or special or consequential damages resulting from the use of your website or the inability to use your website your copyright trademark and patent information confirming that the content design and brand featured on your website cannot be used without your Express authorization modification for stating that you reserved the right to revise the terms and conditions at any time with such a revision immediately made effective and binding once posted to the site across stating that the governing law under which your website operates in addition to those mentioned above the following are some of the points to include if you have an e-commerce website these include your payment terms your refund who reads that returns in losses policy delivery timetable and detailed shipping information consequences if either party fails to deliver or pay for the product or service some time navigating the legal intricacies of drafting your terms and conditions require experienced and specialist knowledge of the relevant laws to have a qualified lawyer draw up your terms and conditions or for a free consultation contact us at