This document discusses several key legal and technical aspects of developing and maintaining websites. It notes that without proper agreements, the creator of a website legally owns it, not the person who commissioned it. To avoid this, the document recommends having a contract with any website developer that establishes ownership. The document also stresses the importance of preventative legal measures for websites, as they can help avoid more costly issues down the line. Overall, the document provides an overview of some important legal and technical considerations for developing and owning websites.

1. By Stephanie Provitt
Websites: Development
and Upkeep, Laws,
Issues, and Solutions

2. Framing is when a
link that changes
only part of the
browser display.

3. Linking- is when someone surf
the web and clicks on a part of
your website and is take to
another website.

4. Webwrap-link at the bottom of
the page that says something
like “Terms and Condition”

5. “
”Agreement- a decision
that is agreed on by two
or more parties

6. When creating a website it doesn’t
belong to you useless an greement
has been made because once its
create the entire world sees it. A lot
of things go on that people are not
aware of dealing with creating and
up keeping a website.

7. Defense when operating a website
includes a contract with your ebsite
developer proving your ownership
of said website. Without a contract,
the developer of the website is the
sole legal owner of the website.

8. Be sure to devise a contract
between yourself and the
creator of your website to
avoid legal issues

9. Dealing with websites can be an
intimidating process. I personally still have
some reservations about working with them
despite my background and knowledge. I
don’t even like listing it as a skill on my
professional resume because I don’t want
to be expected to regularly work with them.

10. A little preventive law is much cheaper
and less stressful than crisis law.