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1. Non-Competition: Restrictions on designer working with competitors, used when dealing with unique or sensitive designs

2. Third-Party Contractors: Terms for involving subcontractors or additional designers, needed when project requires external expertise

3. International Usage Rights: Terms for international use of designs, relevant for global projects

4. Source Files and Documentation: Terms regarding handover of source files, relevant for digital design projects

5. Quality Assurance: Specific quality standards and testing requirements, important for manufacturing-related designs

6. Maintenance and Support: Post-delivery support terms, relevant for complex design systems or digital products

7. Insurance: Professional indemnity and other insurance requirements, important for high-value projects

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term projects

1. Schedule A - Design Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and requirements for the design

2. Schedule B - Deliverables: List of all design deliverables with formats and specifications

3. Schedule C - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and deadlines

4. Schedule D - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fees, expenses, and payment milestones

5. Schedule E - Client Materials: List of materials to be provided by the client

6. Schedule F - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved third-party contractors if applicable

7. Appendix 1 - Design Brief: Original design brief and project requirements

8. Appendix 2 - Communication Protocol: Procedures for project communication and approval processes