Inside ADJE - Summer 2014 Jul. 2014 | Page 7

INSIDE ADJE Testing and Acceptance Procedures The Company will make every good-faith effort to test all elements of the web site thoroughly and make all necessary corrections as a result of such testing prior to handing over the deliverables to the Client. Upon receipt of the web site, the Client shall either accept the web site and make the final payment set forth herein or provide The Company with written notice of any corrections to be made and a suggested date for completion, which should be mutually acceptable to both The Company and the Client. Electronic Commerce Law The Client agrees that the Client is solely responsible for compliance with federal and/or state laws regarding any electronic commerce conducted through their website and will hold harmless The Company and their subcontractors from any claim, causes of action, penalty, tax, and/or tariff arising from the Client’s use of electronic commerce. Confidentiality The Company understands that they will be working with confidential Client information and will only release this information to parties directly involved in website creation. Client authorizes designer to release information to third parties requiring access for site creation. This includes, but is not limited to, website and email address userids and passwords, trade information, and banking information should the Client request online shopping. Upon website completion, Client will change any banking passwords The Company has had access to. If Client chooses not to retain A. D. James Enterprises for website maintenance, Client will change ftp, email, and any other passwords The Company has had access to. Client will hold The Company harmless should breach of security occur. Security A. D. James Enterprises will make reasonable attempts to protect the integrity of the Client website. This includes patching any third party software, such as Content Management Systems, used on the Client’s site. However, as this software is not created by A. D. James Enterprises, A. D. James Enterprises cannot be held responsible for security flaws by the software creators. As no software or server is 100% safe from security breach, the Client understands that A. D. James Enterprises cannot be held accountable for all security breaches should they occur. Further, The Company is not held accountable for patching any software that has been installed to the site without The Company’s knowledge. The Company will provide information regarding the website to the Client and up two of Client’s designees (herein referred to as the “points of contact”). Should any other employee or member of the Client’s organization contact A. D. James Enterprises regarding the website, A. D. James Enterprises will contact one or all of the three designated points of contact with the issue. Client shall notify The Company of Client’s designees in writing, and shall identify them by name, email address and phone number. Any email requesting changes to the site or information from the site that is not from a point of contact email on file will be referred to a current point of contact. Points of contact may be changed at any time during the hosting of the site, provided notice is made to A. D. James Enterprises in writing from a designated contact email. The Client will also provide an emergency contact and phone number should there be an emergency requiring input from the Client. Accessibility, Usability, Cross-Platform Issues A. D. James Enterprises will do their best to make sites as accessible, useable, and crossplatform as possible. Client understands that some site features will cause a website to not meet these standards 100%. The Client understands that no website will look and function identically on all browsers and operating systems and that any attempt to do so is futile. Client will be informed if features requested by the Client will negatively impact website