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1. Third-Party Integrations: Terms for incorporating third-party software or services, used when the website requires external integrations

2. Content Management: Responsibilities for content creation and management, included when content development is part of the scope

3. E-commerce Functionality: Specific terms for online payment processing and e-commerce features, needed for commercial websites

4. Training and Documentation: Terms for providing training and documentation to client staff, included when knowledge transfer is required

5. Security Requirements: Specific security standards and compliance requirements, needed for websites handling sensitive data

6. Performance Optimization: Specific requirements for website speed and performance, included for high-traffic websites

7. Disaster Recovery: Procedures for backup and recovery, important for business-critical websites

8. White-Label Services: Terms for white-label development, used when the client will rebrand the services

1. Schedule A - Website Specifications: Detailed technical specifications, design requirements, and functionality requirements

2. Schedule B - Development Milestones and Timeline: Detailed project timeline with specific deliverables and deadlines

3. Schedule C - Maintenance Services Scope: Detailed description of maintenance services, including frequency and types of updates

4. Schedule D - Service Level Agreement Details: Specific metrics, response times, and performance standards

5. Schedule E - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all fees, payment milestones, and rate cards

6. Schedule F - Testing Procedures: Detailed testing protocols and acceptance criteria

7. Schedule G - Technical Stack Specifications: Details of programming languages, frameworks, and technical tools to be used

8. Appendix 1 - Change Request Template: Standard form for requesting and documenting changes to the scope

9. Appendix 2 - Support Request Procedures: Process and templates for submitting and handling support requests