Terms.

This website introduces D-TUL’s approach to branding, marketing and digital architecture. It is currently a prototype, and some destinations or functions are still in development.

These are draft website-use terms for review before launch. They do not establish a project engagement or replace a separately agreed client contract.

Website content is an introduction to D-TUL’s work and approach, not a binding quotation or promise of availability, pricing, results or delivery dates.

Scope, fees, timelines, intellectual-property arrangements, revisions and ongoing support should be set out in a separate written agreement before work begins.

Sending an enquiry does not book a service or create a client relationship.

D-TUL branding, written material and original designs are presented for viewing and discussion. Viewing this website does not by itself grant permission to reproduce, redistribute or use them commercially.

Third-party material, where identified, remains subject to the relevant owner’s rights. Rights in commissioned client work are governed by the applicable project agreement.

Use this website for lawful enquiries and ordinary browsing. Do not attempt to disrupt the service, gain unauthorised access, impersonate another person or introduce harmful code.

Do not include passwords, confidential third-party information or sensitive personal records in a project enquiry. Share only information you are entitled to provide.

The Contact section lets you send an enquiry to D-TUL. When it succeeds you receive a short reference. We do not send an automatic reply; we respond using the email address you gave.

You remain responsible for the accuracy of what you send. If the form reports a problem, you can email dtul.work@gmail.com instead. Receiving a reference is not an acceptance of a project.

Pages, content and features may change as the website is developed. The prototype may be temporarily unavailable during maintenance or updates.

Any third-party destinations or services have their own terms and privacy practices. Their inclusion does not change the scope of a D-TUL project agreement.

The final terms need review against D-TUL’s confirmed legal identity, contact details, operating arrangements and applicable law. No governing-law clause, dispute venue or blanket waiver of visitor rights is assumed in this draft.

The Privacy notice explains the information handling implemented in this prototype.