Intellectual Property.

This document describes how intellectual property is handled in Simplicity projects. Specific IP terms are established in individual project agreements.

Clients retain ownership of materials they provide for use in a project, including logos, brand assets, content, and proprietary data.

Work created by Simplicity during a project is transferred to the client upon full payment, unless otherwise specified in the project agreement.

Projects may incorporate third-party assets such as fonts, images, icons, or libraries. These assets are subject to their own license terms, which are disclosed to the client.

Projects may use open-source software components. These components retain their original licenses. A list of open-source dependencies can be provided upon request.

Simplicity may use pre-existing tools, frameworks, or code libraries in project development. These remain the property of Simplicity but are licensed for use in the client's project.

Upon full payment, the client receives ownership or an appropriate license to the final project deliverables as specified in the project agreement.

Design concepts, approaches, and ideas that are presented but not selected for the final deliverable remain the property of Simplicity.

For questions about intellectual property in your project, contact us at simplictyhq@gmail.com.