Terms that separate the public site from real project agreements.
The public website explains the studio. Actual engagement terms are handled in project-specific proposals and agreements.
April 2026
Contract-specific questions should be handled inside the project proposal or agreement.
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Website use
Use the website lawfully and do not interfere with its security, availability, or operation. Public pages are provided to explain Zocav's services, Labs products, work formats, and project intake process.
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Project conversations
Submitting a brief starts a conversation. It does not create a paid engagement, guarantee availability, or define scope. Actual work begins only after a written proposal, statement of work, or agreement is accepted.
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Ownership and IP
Website content, design, presentation, and studio materials belong to Zocav or the original rights holders unless a written agreement says otherwise. Client ownership terms are handled in project-specific agreements.
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Service scope
Scope, pricing, timelines, revisions, deliverables, responsibilities, and licensing are defined per engagement. Public service descriptions are directional, not a universal contract.
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Updates
These terms may change as the website, services, Labs products, and operating model evolve. The latest version published here applies to the public website.