Terms

Website Terms

These terms describe basic conditions for using the Novaris website. Project work is handled through separate proposals or agreements.

Website Purpose

This website provides general information about Novaris, its positioning, services and ways to start a business conversation.

Website content is provided for informational purposes and may be updated or changed without notice.

No Guarantee of Accuracy

Novaris aims to keep website content clear and useful, but does not guarantee that all content is complete, current or error-free.

Visitors should not rely on the website alone as a final basis for commercial, legal, financial or technical decisions.

Intellectual Property

The Novaris name, brand assets, website content, design elements and other materials on this website belong to Novaris or their respective owners.

You may not copy, reproduce or reuse website materials in a misleading or unauthorized way.

Acceptable Use

You should not misuse the website, attempt to disrupt its operation, submit harmful content or use the contact form for spam or unlawful activity.

Do not submit passwords, private credentials or sensitive information through the website.

Enquiries and Engagements

Submitting an enquiry does not create a contract, partnership or obligation for Novaris to accept work.

Any project, service or engagement will be governed by separate proposals, statements of work, contracts or agreed commercial terms.

External Services and Links

The website may depend on third-party services for hosting, email delivery or other operational needs. If external links are added, those websites will be responsible for their own content and practices.

Liability

The website is provided on a reasonable-efforts basis. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Novaris is not responsible for indirect losses arising from website use or inability to use the website.

Updates to Terms

Novaris may update these website terms as the website and business operations evolve. Final governing-law language should be reviewed before launch rather than assumed from this initial draft.