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1. Third Party Disclosure: Include when the web developer may need to share information with approved third parties like subcontractors

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when specific IP rights need to be addressed separately from confidentiality obligations

3. Non-Competition: Include when there's a need to restrict the developer from working with competitors

4. Non-Solicitation: Include when there's a need to prevent the developer from soliciting company employees or clients

5. Shariah Compliance: Include specific provisions ensuring compliance with Islamic law principles when required

6. Remote Work Provisions: Include when the developer will be working remotely and handling confidential information outside the office

7. Source Code Protection: Include detailed provisions about handling and protecting source code when the developer has access to core system code

1. Schedule 1 - Specified Confidential Information: Detailed list of specific confidential information, materials, and data that will be shared

2. Schedule 2 - Approved Purpose: Detailed description of the project or work for which confidential information will be used

3. Schedule 3 - Security Protocols: Specific technical and organizational security measures required for protecting confidential information

4. Schedule 4 - Authorized Representatives: List of authorized persons who may access or handle confidential information

5. Appendix A - Data Handling Procedures: Specific procedures for handling, storing, and transmitting confidential digital information

6. Appendix B - Incident Response Plan: Procedures to follow in case of potential or actual breach of confidentiality