Front Range Graphics
Disclaimers , Policies & Terms

These policies apply to services provided by Front Range Graphics LLC ("FRG") unless different terms are stated in a written estimate, proposal, agreement, invoice, or other project-specific document.

Approval of an estimate or proposal, payment of a deposit or invoice, or written authorization for FRG to begin work constitutes acceptance of the applicable project scope, pricing, payment terms, and policies provided or incorporated into the project agreement. If a project-specific written agreement conflicts with a general website policy, the project-specific written agreement controls for that project to the extent of the conflict.

Scope of Work

All projects are based on a defined scope of services outlined in the approved estimate, proposal, package, invoice, or agreement. Requests outside the approved scope, including additional concepts, formats, deliverables, revisions beyond those included, or changes in creative direction, may require additional design or production time and will be quoted or billed separately. FRG will communicate anticipated changes in scope or additional charges before proceeding with billable work.

Client Responsibilities

Clients are responsible for providing clear project direction, accurate and complete content, required assets, timely approvals and feedback, consolidated revision requests whenever possible, and accurate production, shipping, contact, and business information. Delays or incomplete information may affect timelines and delivery dates.

Owner & Authorized Project Contact

FRG works directly with the business owner or primary decision-maker responsible for the project. If the owner wishes to authorize another person to provide project direction, revisions, or approvals, the owner must identify that person to FRG in writing. FRG may rely on instructions and approvals received from a person the owner has expressly authorized.

Unless expressly authorized by the owner, FRG is not required to accept project direction, revisions, approvals, or changes from employees, assistants, contractors, consultants, family members, business partners, or other third parties. If FRG receives conflicting instructions from multiple authorized individuals, FRG may pause the project until the owner provides final direction. Unless the owner states otherwise in writing, the owner's instructions control. Additional work resulting from conflicting instructions, changes in decision-makers, or reversal of previously approved decisions may be billed separately.

Project Communication

FRG primarily communicates with clients by email and phone. Email is the required written channel for project requests, revision instructions, approvals, changes in scope, production authorization, and other material project decisions. Text messaging may be used for brief communication or scheduling but should not be used to submit project revisions, approvals, production instructions, or substantial project changes. Material decisions discussed by phone must be confirmed in writing by email before FRG is required to implement them.

Revision Process

Unless otherwise stated in the applicable estimate, proposal, package, or invoice, each project includes two (2) rounds of revisions.

A revision round consists of consolidated feedback intended to refine the current design direction. Clients should review each draft carefully and provide all requested changes together whenever reasonably possible.

Revisions are intended to refine an existing concept or approved creative direction, not introduce an entirely new concept, substantially change the project objective, or expand the original scope of work.

Piecemeal feedback submitted across multiple communications, conflicting instructions, or additional changes submitted after a revision round has already been completed may be treated as an additional revision round.

Revisions exceeding the two included rounds, or the revision allowance specifically stated for the project, are considered additional work and may be billed according to FRG’s current pricing.

A change in creative direction, project objective, target audience, content requirements, or other material project requirements may constitute a change in scope rather than a revision and may require additional design fees or a revised estimate.

AI-Generated Feedback, Critiques & Revision Requests

Front Range Graphics recognizes that artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and similar systems are widely available and may be useful for research, brainstorming, general information, and other purposes. Clients are free to use these tools independently. Their use, however, does not replace FRG’s professional judgment, project process, or the scope and revision terms agreed upon for the project.

How AI-Generated Feedback Should Be Understood

Artificial intelligence systems develop responses from patterns and information derived from their training and, depending on the particular tool and features being used, may also draw from publicly available internet sources, licensed information, user-provided information, connected sources, or current web search results.

This gives AI systems access to broad, generalized information. It does not mean that an AI system understands the specific reasoning, research, professional experience, project history, or decision-making that went into an FRG project.

When a design, website, logo, advertisement, marketing piece, or other creative work is submitted to an AI system with a request to critique it, improve it, identify problems, or recommend changes, the system is being specifically asked to generate an evaluation and potential changes. The existence of AI-generated criticism or suggested changes does not, by itself, establish that the existing work contains an error, violates professional standards, or requires revision.

An AI system may produce different recommendations depending on how a question is phrased, what information is supplied, what information is omitted, the particular model being used, and the context available to that system.

FRG’s Professional Role

Clients hire FRG for professional design judgment, training, experience, strategy, production knowledge, and the ability to apply those skills to the client’s specific business and project.

FRG develops work according to the approved project brief, brand strategy, target audience, objectives, intended application, production requirements, technical limitations, client communications, prior approvals, and other project-specific considerations. An outside AI system evaluating an isolated design may have little or none of this information.

FRG will not automatically alter professionally developed work simply because an AI system proposes a different approach. AI-generated feedback is not considered an independent authority over FRG’s professional recommendations, nor does it automatically establish a defect or deficiency in FRG’s work.

Client Responsibility for AI-Generated Requests

Clients remain responsible for determining which feedback they actually want to submit to FRG. Sending FRG an AI-generated critique, conversation, screenshot, list of recommendations, or revision instructions does not transfer responsibility for evaluating that material to FRG and does not create additional revisions or services beyond those included in the project.

AI-generated revision requests are treated as client-requested revisions and are subject to the same scope, revision limits, approval history, and additional-work provisions as any other client request.

Requests generated or influenced by AI that reverse previously approved decisions, introduce a new creative direction, conflict with the approved strategy, require FRG to repeatedly test competing AI recommendations, expand the project scope, or exceed the included revision allowance may be declined or treated as additional billable work.

FRG is not responsible for repeatedly submitting professional work to third-party AI systems, responding to successive AI critiques, reconciling conflicting recommendations from different AI systems, or redesigning completed work solely to satisfy continuously generated AI suggestions unless those services are specifically included in the project scope.

Professional Services vs. AI-Directed Projects

FRG’s services are intended for clients who want professional creative services and who are prepared to rely on the professional judgment, experience, and expertise for which FRG was hired.

If a client prefers to have an artificial intelligence system determine the project’s creative direction, evaluate each design decision, manage the revision process, or serve as the primary authority for what should be designed or changed, FRG may not be the appropriate service provider for that project.

Clients who wish to direct a project primarily through AI-generated instructions or recommendations should consider whether an AI-based design workflow is more appropriate for their needs before engaging FRG.

FRG reserves the right to decline AI-directed changes that are inconsistent with the approved project strategy, professional standards, technical or production requirements, or the services FRG agreed to provide.

Changes in Direction

If the client changes the approved creative direction, reverses a previously approved decision, introduces new requirements, changes the target audience or project objective, or requests that completed or approved work be substantially reconsidered, the resulting work is not considered a standard revision. FRG may provide a revised estimate, change order, or additional design charge before continuing.

Scheduling, Client Delays & Rescheduling

Projects are scheduled once required payment has been received and all materials necessary to begin have been provided. If client delays prevent FRG from continuing scheduled work, the project may be removed from the active production schedule. Once the required materials or approvals are received, work will resume based on FRG's next reasonable availability rather than automatically returning to its previous position on the schedule.

Advisory & Decision Responsibility

FRG provides recommendations based on professional design experience, industry practices, production knowledge, and information reasonably available at the time. Final decisions regarding design, content, production, marketing, implementation, and business use remain the client's responsibility. When a client proceeds contrary to FRG's documented recommendation, FRG is not responsible for resulting issues or costs caused by that decision.

Branding & Website Projects

A 50% deposit is required to begin unless otherwise stated in writing. The remaining balance is due before final file delivery, website launch, transfer of applicable ownership rights, or delivery of any native or editable working files that are specifically included or separately purchased as part of the project.

Graphic Design & Creative Services

Payment is due in full before work begins unless otherwise stated in writing. This includes logo recreation, artwork rebuilding and vectorization, graphic design, print design, marketing materials, business cards, flyers, brochures, postcards, banners, signage, presentations, and other standalone creative projects.

Print & Production Orders

Payment is due in full before FRG places an order with a production vendor.

Retainers

Retainers are billed according to the schedule stated in the applicable agreement. Retainer time is reserved for the client and is subject to that agreement.

Payment Methods

Accepted payment methods are those listed on the applicable invoice. Returned, disputed, or reversed payments may be subject to applicable bank or processing costs to the extent permitted by law.

Late Payments & Work Pauses

Invoices unpaid 10 days after the due date may incur a 5% late fee. Unpaid balances may accrue interest at 1% per month, equivalent to 12% annually, or the maximum lawful rate if a lower rate is required by applicable law. Late fees do not compound.

FRG may pause work once an invoice or scheduled payment is 10 days past due and is not required to continue providing services while a past-due balance remains outstanding. Once the account is brought current, the project will be rescheduled based on FRG's next reasonable availability. Payment does not guarantee immediate restoration of the project's previous production schedule. Past-due balances may result in withheld deliverables, cancellation of scheduled production, or referral for collection. The client may be responsible for reasonable collection costs and attorneys' fees to the extent permitted by applicable law and the parties' agreement.

Discounts, Waived Design Fees & Courtesy Pricing

Discounts, courtesy rates, waived design fees, promotional pricing, package discounts, and other price reductions may be offered based on the scope and anticipated completion of the project, including production or printing purchased through FRG.

When FRG discounts or waives a design, setup, artwork, or creative fee based on the client’s stated intention to proceed with printing, apparel production, signage, promotional products, or other production through FRG, that discount or waiver is conditional upon the client proceeding with the associated production order.

If the client cancels the project, decides not to proceed with the associated production, moves the production to another provider, or otherwise elects not to complete the portion of the project upon which a disclosed and accepted discount or waived fee was based, the applicable discounted or waived design, setup, artwork, research, preparation, or other professional service fee becomes due in accordance with the accepted estimate or project terms.

The amount charged will not exceed FRG’s regular price for the applicable service or, for work billed by time, the value of the actual time performed at the rate disclosed or otherwise agreed for the project.

This provision does not apply when FRG or its production vendor is unable to fulfill the contemplated production order and the client did not cause the cancellation.

Past-Due Accounts

Discounts, courtesy rates, promotional pricing, package discounts, and other price reductions are also conditioned upon compliance with the agreed payment terms.

If an invoice or scheduled payment becomes 10 days past due, any discount, courtesy rate, promotional reduction, or other price reduction expressly identified as conditional upon timely payment is forfeited, and the outstanding balance will be adjusted to the applicable undiscounted price.

Loss of a discount does not replace or waive any applicable late fee, interest charge, work pause, collection cost, or other remedy provided under these terms.

Discounts already earned on previously completed and fully paid transactions will not be retroactively removed solely because a separate future invoice becomes past due.

Services, Deposits & Cancellations

FRG provides customized creative services that may have limited resale value once work begins. Payments for completed work are non-refundable. Deposits become non-refundable once the project has been scheduled and FRG has reserved time, incurred project-specific costs, or begun work. If a project is canceled before work begins, any refund will be determined based on work performed, time specifically reserved, non-refundable costs incurred, and the applicable project agreement.

Print & Production Cancellations

Production orders cannot be canceled or refunded once approved and submitted to production unless the production vendor permits cancellation. If FRG or a production vendor is responsible for a confirmed production defect or error, the available remedy will generally be correction, replacement, or reprint of the affected product, subject to the vendor's policies. Errors resulting from client-provided files, incorrect information, client-approved proofs, or modifications made after approval remain the client's responsibility.

Abandoned Projects

Projects inactive because of missing client communication, content, approvals, payment, or other requested information for 30 consecutive days may be placed on hold. Projects inactive for 90 consecutive days may be considered abandoned and closed. Resuming an abandoned project may require additional design time, revised pricing, a new deposit, or a new schedule based on FRG's availability.

Proofing Responsibility

Clients are responsible for carefully reviewing proofs before final approval, including spelling, grammar, names, dates, addresses, phone numbers, URLs, QR codes, pricing, dimensions, quantities, colors, layout, product selections, garment selections and sizes, placement, shipping information, and other project-specific details.

Written Approval

Final approval for production must be provided in writing by email or another documented approval method expressly accepted by FRG. Payment alone does not constitute approval of final production artwork unless the invoice, order, or written communication expressly identifies the artwork or proof being approved.

Approval of Completed Deliverables

Once a client approves a completed deliverable in writing, that deliverable is considered complete for purposes of the approved scope. Changes requested after approval may be treated as additional work and billed accordingly. Approval of one deliverable does not constitute approval of another deliverable or a final production proof unless expressly identified.

Production Variations

Colors, materials, dimensions, and finished output may vary from digital displays and proofs because of differences in screens, inks, printing methods, substrates, garments, materials, finishing methods, and ordinary manufacturing tolerances.

Project Completion & Closeout

Clients must report any missing files, inaccessible files, incorrect file formats, or other delivery-related issues within 10 business days of final delivery. This review period is limited to confirming that the contracted final deliverables were provided correctly and does not extend the project revision period or permit new changes to previously approved work. After the 10-business-day period, the project will be considered closed, and any additional file preparation, revisions, modifications, or other requested work may be treated as a new service and billed accordingly.

Front Range Graphics coordinates printing, apparel decoration, signage, promotional products, and other production through selected wholesale and specialty production vendors. FRG is a design studio and production coordinator, not a manufacturing facility.

FRG-Managed Production

When production is purchased through FRG:

• FRG prepares production specifications and files

• FRG obtains or coordinates vendor pricing

• The client purchases the finished order through FRG

• Payment is made to FRG before production begins

• FRG places the production order with the selected vendor

• FRG coordinates production communication when necessary

The production vendor is selected based on project specifications, pricing, capabilities, availability, location, turnaround time, and other project requirements.

Vendor availability, pricing, materials, turnaround times, product availability, and production capabilities may change without notice.

Print & Production Estimates

Print and production estimates are valid for 7 calendar days from the date issued unless otherwise stated in writing.

Production pricing is based on vendor pricing, product availability, material costs, shipping costs, quantities, specifications, and other information available at the time the estimate is prepared. Pricing and availability are not guaranteed after the estimate expires.

If the client wishes to proceed after an estimate has expired, FRG may obtain updated pricing before the order is accepted. Changes in vendor pricing, shipping, materials, availability, quantities, specifications, or production requirements may result in a revised estimate.

An expired estimate does not reserve products, materials, vendor availability, vendor production availability, or FRG scheduling.

Acceptance of a production estimate does not place an order into production or reserve vendor inventory or availability. FRG will submit an order for production only after all required payment and final production approval have been received and applicable vendor availability has been confirmed.

When an estimate includes design, artwork preparation, pre-production, or other services that must be completed before production can be ordered, approval of the estimate within the stated validity period confirms the quoted FRG design and professional service fees but does not guarantee third-party production pricing, shipping costs, product or material availability, or vendor availability for the duration of the design or pre-production process.

If production is not ready to be ordered within the applicable vendor pricing or availability period, FRG will verify current production pricing, shipping costs, and availability before the order is submitted. Any material changes will be communicated to the client and must be approved and paid before production begins.

Estimates vs. Design & Pre-Production Work

FRG may provide basic production estimates without a separate estimating fee when the information necessary to prepare the estimate is readily available and does not require substantial design, research, planning, or production preparation.

Some projects require work beyond preparation of a basic estimate. This may include custom layouts, multiple design applications, site or surface measurements, mockups, production drawings, material calculations, vendor research, product sourcing, file preparation, production specifications, or other project-specific planning.

FRG may charge a design, consultation, planning, or pre-production fee for this work. When appropriate, all or a portion of that fee may be credited toward the final production order if the client proceeds with production through FRG within the time stated in the estimate.

Preparation of custom designs, layouts, mockups, production plans, or specifications does not obligate FRG to provide unlimited revisions, repeated vendor pricing, or future re-estimating at no charge.

Concept Development, Mockups & Production Planning

Production pricing and design development are separate services. FRG may provide production pricing based on client-supplied measurements, quantities, specifications, existing artwork, and other available information without first creating custom designs or mockups.

When a client requests custom concepts, layouts, visual mockups, renderings, production plans, or other design work in order to evaluate a proposed project before committing to production, that work may require a design or pre-production fee.

This applies to projects including, but not limited to, window and storefront graphics, exterior signage and displays, flags, banners, interior graphics, menus and menu boards, reception and front-desk areas, wall graphics, wayfinding and directional signage, trade show booths and displays, event environments, pull-up banners, apparel applications, promotional products, packaging, fleet graphics, and other projects requiring custom visual development or planning.

The amount of design or pre-production work required will depend on the size and complexity of the project. FRG may provide limited preliminary visual references or mockups at its discretion. The preparation of complimentary preliminary materials does not obligate FRG to provide additional concepts, layouts, mockups, revisions, or production planning without charge.

For projects requiring substantial visual development, FRG may require payment of a design fee, pre-production fee, or project deposit before custom mockups or layouts are created.

When stated in the applicable estimate or proposal, some or all of the design or pre-production fee may be credited toward the client’s production order if the client proceeds with production through FRG within the stated period.

Custom mockups and layouts prepared by FRG are provided to help the client evaluate and approve a project for production through FRG. Unless the applicable design fees have been paid and appropriate usage rights have been granted, preliminary mockups, layouts, production plans, specifications, and other unpaid design materials may not be used to solicit production pricing from another provider or supplied to another provider for production.

If a client elects not to purchase custom design or pre-production services, FRG may provide production pricing without custom visual mockups when sufficient specifications are available to prepare an estimate.

Expired, Inactive & Requoted Production Projects

If a client does not proceed with a production estimate and later requests updated pricing, revised specifications, new mockups, additional vendor research, or other work related to the project, FRG may charge for the additional time required to reopen and update the project.

A request to update an expired estimate is considered a new estimating request based on current pricing and availability, not a continuation or extension of the original estimate.

Projects that require FRG to retrieve archived information, verify previous measurements or specifications, update vendor pricing, confirm product availability, revise artwork, or otherwise re-evaluate an inactive project may be subject to a design, consultation, or pre-production fee before an updated estimate is provided.

Designs, Mockups & Specifications Prepared for Estimates

FRG-created artwork, layouts, mockups, production drawings, and other copyrightable or proprietary creative materials prepared as part of an estimate remain subject to FRG’s applicable intellectual property and usage terms unless otherwise agreed in writing. Measurements, specifications, vendor information, pricing research, and other factual or project information may also be subject to contractual restrictions on use or release when developed as part of FRG’s paid or unpaid pre-production services.

Providing a mockup or production estimate does not authorize the client to use FRG’s unpaid design work, layouts, specifications, production files, or other proprietary materials to obtain production from another provider.

If a client wishes to use FRG-created design or production materials with another vendor, FRG may provide the applicable files or specifications after payment of the design, preparation, or file-release charges associated with that work.

Conditional Design & Pre-Production Discounts

When design, mockup, setup, planning, or pre-production fees are discounted or waived because the client intends to purchase the associated production through FRG, the discount is conditional upon completion of that production order through FRG.

If the client cancels the production order, elects not to proceed, or moves the production to another provider after FRG has performed work that was discounted or waived based on the anticipated production order, the applicable discounted or waived design, planning, mockup, setup, research, or pre-production fee becomes due in accordance with the accepted estimate or project terms.

Final Production Proof & Client Approval

Before an order is submitted to production, the client is responsible for carefully reviewing the final production proof and confirming that the artwork, content, spelling, placement, sizing, colors, product selection, quantities, and other visible specifications are correct.

Written approval of the final production proof constitutes the client’s authorization for FRG to submit the order for production exactly as shown on the approved proof.

The client is responsible for confirming that the final proof includes all requested text, logos, graphics, design elements, placements, and other content. FRG is not responsible for identifying or remembering an element the client intended to include, previously discussed, or expected to appear if that element does not appear on the final proof the client approves.

The final approved production proof supersedes prior drafts, preliminary concepts, earlier versions of the artwork, informal discussions, and verbal instructions with respect to the appearance and content of the item being produced.

Client approval is the final opportunity to identify artwork or content changes before production. Once the final production proof has been approved, the artwork and specifications shown on that proof are considered accepted for production.

If the finished product materially matches the client-approved production proof, an omission, preference, expectation, misunderstanding, change of mind, or requested element identified by the client after production does not constitute an error by FRG or the production vendor.

Requests to modify, replace, reprint, or reproduce an order because the client overlooked an element, expected something different, changed their mind, or later requested a change are considered a new production order and are the client’s financial responsibility.

If the finished product materially differs from the approved production proof because of an error attributable to FRG or the production vendor, FRG will work with the client and vendor to determine the appropriate correction, replacement, or reprint, subject to the applicable production terms and vendor policies.

Production Variations

Digital proofs are intended to represent the design, content, general placement, and production specifications of the finished product but are not guarantees of exact physical appearance.

Colors may vary between monitors, digital proofs, printed materials, garments, substrates, inks, embroidery thread, DTF transfers, screen printing, and other production methods.

Product dimensions, print placement, garment construction, material characteristics, and finished output may also be subject to reasonable manufacturing and production tolerances.

Normal variations inherent to the applicable printing, decorating, manufacturing, or finishing process do not constitute production defects.

Print & Production Cancellations

Production orders cannot be canceled, changed, or refunded once approved and submitted to production unless the production vendor permits the requested change or cancellation.

Any vendor charges, production costs, restocking fees, shipping charges, or other costs resulting from a client-requested change or cancellation after approval are the client’s responsibility.

Production Errors & Defects

If FRG or a production vendor is responsible for a confirmed production defect or error, the available remedy will generally be correction, replacement, or reprint of the affected product, subject to the vendor’s applicable policies.

Errors resulting from client-provided files, incorrect information supplied by the client, client-approved artwork or proofs, spelling or content approved by the client, or modifications made after approval remain the client’s responsibility.

Clients should notify FRG promptly after receiving an order if they believe a production error or defect has occurred and provide photographs or other information reasonably necessary for FRG to evaluate the issue with the production vendor.

Outside Vendor Coordination

Clients may elect to use a printer, apparel decorator, sign company, installer, or other production provider that is not contracted through FRG.

When the client contracts directly with an outside vendor, the production agreement is between the client and that vendor.

FRG may prepare files, communicate specifications, or coordinate with the vendor when included in the project scope or for an additional coordination fee.

Unless otherwise stated, outside vendor coordination includes up to 30 minutes per item for file transfer, specification review, and minor production adjustments. Additional time may be billed as design or production work.

FRG is not responsible for production errors, changes, alterations, or decisions made by an outside vendor after FRG provides correctly prepared files or specifications.

Installations

For signage, fleet graphics, displays, or other work requiring installation, FRG may refer an installer or assist the client in locating one.

When the client contracts directly with an installer, the installation agreement is between the client and the installer. FRG is not responsible for the installer’s performance, scheduling, workmanship, warranties, property damage, or results.

Vendor & Supply Conditions

FRG is not responsible for circumstances outside its reasonable control, including vendor closures, carrier delays, manufacturer shortages, discontinued products, supply interruptions, backorders, or changes in vendor availability.

If a specified product or material becomes unavailable before production, FRG will communicate available alternatives when reasonably possible. Substitutions requiring a material change to an approved order will not be made without client authorization.

Nothing in this section limits responsibility that FRG may have under applicable law for its own acts or obligations.

·      Communicate material project requests, revisions, and approvals by email.

·      Respect FRG's regular business hours and scheduling procedures.

·      Provide clear goals, deadlines, and complete content.

·      Provide timely feedback and approvals.

·      Identify the owner or authorized decision-maker.

·      Consolidate internal feedback whenever possible.

·      Review proofs carefully.

·      Provide accurate project and production information.

·      Plan appropriately for time-sensitive and seasonal projects.

·      Maintain agreed payment schedules.

FRG's regular business hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mountain Time, excluding holidays and announced closures. Response time and project completion time are not guaranteed outside regular business hours unless a separate arrangement has been confirmed.

·      Define project goals and target audience.

·      Gather required copy, images, logos, and other content.

·      Provide existing brand assets and visual references when appropriate.

·      Identify required sizes, formats, platforms, and production specifications.

·      Confirm deadlines and production requirements.

·      Identify the owner and any authorized project contact.

·      Consolidate feedback whenever possible.

·      Review and approve drafts promptly.

Providing complete information at the beginning of a project reduces delays, unnecessary revisions, and additional costs.

Unless specifically agreed in writing, FRG does not provide:

·      administrative support

·      bookkeeping or accounting services

·      legal services or tax advice

·      ongoing SEO campaign management

·      paid advertising management

·      social media account management

·      public relations services

·      advanced application or software development

·      unrestricted or unlimited consulting

·      Canva-based project production

·      resale-marketplace templates

·      AI-only finished designs

·      rush services when required assets or production time are unavailable

FRG may provide general creative, branding, production, website, or business-related recommendations within project scope. These recommendations do not constitute legal, tax, accounting, or other regulated professional advice.

Original Logo & Brand Identity Ownership

For original custom logo and brand identity work created by FRG, ownership of FRG's copyrightable original contributions to the final approved logo or brand identity is transferred to the client upon receipt of full payment and completion of the required written copyright or ownership assignment. The transfer applies only to the final approved work and only to rights legally owned and transferable by FRG.

Unless specifically included in writing, the transfer does not include rejected or unused concepts, preliminary designs and sketches, working files unrelated to the final approved design, FRG templates or production systems, licensed fonts, stock assets, third-party materials, client-supplied materials, AI-generated source material, or other intellectual property FRG does not own or cannot legally transfer.

FRG Portfolio & Marketing Rights

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the client grants FRG a perpetual, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to display the final completed work for FRG's own portfolio, website, social media, marketing, advertising, case studies, proposals, presentations, industry recognition, and awards. This retained display right does not transfer ownership of the client's logo or brand back to FRG. NDA, confidentiality, or delayed-publication requirements must be agreed to in writing. Any request to exclude a project from FRG’s portfolio or marketing use must be disclosed and agreed to in writing prior to the start of work.

Portfolio Exclusions & Confidential Projects

Any requirement that FRG refrain from displaying or publicly referencing a project, in whole or in part, must be disclosed and agreed to in writing prior to the start of work. Portfolio exclusions, confidentiality requirements, embargo periods, or restrictions on FRG’s normal portfolio and marketing rights may affect project pricing and must be included in the applicable estimate, proposal, or agreement.

FRG may charge an additional fee or establish different project pricing when a client requires FRG to waive or restrict its standard portfolio and marketing rights. The amount, if any, will depend on the nature and extent of the restriction and will be disclosed before the client accepts the project.

Unless a portfolio exclusion or confidentiality restriction is expressly agreed to in writing before work begins, FRG retains the portfolio and marketing rights stated in this section.

Post-Project Portfolio & Marketing Removal Requests

If a client requests after work has begun or after a project has been completed that FRG discontinue displaying or publicly referencing work that FRG was otherwise authorized to use for portfolio or marketing purposes, the request will be considered a new request and does not retroactively modify the portfolio and marketing rights applicable to the project.

FRG will consider reasonable requests to discontinue future use of specific client work from FRG-controlled portfolio and marketing channels. Any agreement to remove or discontinue use of previously authorized material must be confirmed in writing.

Removal of previously published work may involve substantially more than deleting an image, page, or social media post. Depending on how the work has been incorporated into FRG’s portfolio and marketing, removal may require identifying and removing references across multiple platforms; modifying or rebuilding portfolio pages, case studies, galleries, blog articles, graphics, or marketing materials; replacing images or content; updating website layouts; removing or modifying social media and business-profile content; reviewing and updating internal and external links; creating redirects where appropriate; updating metadata or other website content; and reviewing affected pages for broken links, functionality, search visibility, user experience, and other issues created by the requested removal.

Work required to remove, replace, restructure, redirect, repair, or otherwise update FRG-controlled website or marketing materials as a result of a post-project removal request is considered a new service and may be billed at FRG’s then-current rates. The scope and cost will depend on where and how extensively the client’s work has been used. FRG may require approval of an estimate before beginning substantial removal work.

FRG may, at its discretion, waive some or all charges associated with a removal request. Any waiver or courtesy accommodation does not establish an obligation to provide similar services without charge for that client or any other client in the future.

Any agreed removal applies prospectively. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, a later removal request does not create liability for FRG’s authorized use of the work before the request was accepted.

FRG cannot guarantee complete removal of material that was previously lawfully published or distributed, including material that has been shared, reposted, indexed, cached, archived, downloaded, printed, or otherwise retained by third parties or external platforms.

Marketing & Graphic Design Materials

Unless a project agreement expressly transfers copyright ownership, payment for marketing materials, print designs, graphics, layouts, templates, advertisements, presentations, and similar creative work provides the client with a non-exclusive, perpetual commercial license to use, reproduce, and modify the final approved work for the client’s own business and marketing purposes.

If the client sells, transfers, merges, or otherwise conveys substantially all of the business or the business assets associated with the work, the client’s license to the final approved work may be transferred to the successor owner as part of that transaction so that the work may continue to be used for the same business or its successor.

A transfer associated with the bona fide sale or transfer of the client’s business does not constitute prohibited resale, sublicensing, or redistribution of FRG’s work.

Except in connection with such a business transfer, the client may not resell, sublicense, redistribute, license to unrelated third parties, or offer FRG-created templates, design systems, source materials, or creative assets as standalone products unless expressly authorized by FRG in writing.

Copywriting & Blog Content

Unless otherwise stated in writing, clients receive a perpetual commercial license to use final approved copywriting and blog content created specifically for their business. FRG may display reasonable excerpts for portfolio and marketing purposes unless restricted in writing.

Third-Party Assets

Fonts, stock photographs, stock illustrations, templates, plugins, software, themes, and other third-party assets remain subject to their respective license terms. FRG cannot transfer ownership of third-party intellectual property merely because it appears in a client project. Where a separate client license is required, the client is responsible for maintaining it.

File Delivery

Final files are delivered in formats appropriate for the completed project and intended use. Depending on the project, these may include PDF, SVG, EPS, PNG, JPG, or other appropriate final-output formats.

Native or editable working files, including Adobe Illustrator (.AI), Photoshop (.PSD), InDesign (.INDD), and other source files, are not included with standard project delivery unless specifically stated in the applicable estimate, proposal, package, or agreement.

Native or editable files may be available for purchase when appropriate. Availability and pricing depend on the project, file type, third-party licensing restrictions, and the nature of the underlying work.

FRG is not required to provide internal working files, preliminary concepts, rejected designs, unused assets, templates, production systems, or other materials that are not part of the final contracted deliverables.

Clients who purchase or otherwise receive native files are responsible for maintaining compatible software and any required third-party font, software, plugin, or asset licenses.

File Responsibility After Delivery

FRG is not responsible for errors or production problems caused by modifications made by the client or a third party after delivery, improper file use, missing third-party software, fonts, or licenses, or production by an outside vendor using altered, modified, or incorrectly configured files.

FRG’s Use of AI

FRG’s creative services are based on professional design experience, strategy, human creative judgment, and industry-standard design software and production methods. Artificial intelligence is not used as a substitute for FRG’s professional design process.

FRG may occasionally use artificial intelligence tools for limited supporting purposes when appropriate to a particular project, such as research, brainstorming, reference development, or the development of a specific visual element. The use of AI, when applicable, does not mean that the client’s finished project is an AI-generated design.

If AI-assisted or AI-generated material is incorporated into final creative work, FRG may substantially refine, redraw, modify, select, arrange, combine, reconstruct, or otherwise develop that material through professional design software and human creative judgment.

FRG does not offer AI-only finished design as a substitute for professional design services. Copyright protection for work involving AI depends on the nature and extent of protectable human authorship and applicable law, and FRG does not represent or guarantee that an AI-generated element, standing alone, is copyrightable, exclusively owned, unique, or eligible for copyright registration.

Client-Supplied AI Artwork

Clients may provide AI-generated images, logos, concepts, references, or other material for consideration or use in a project. By supplying material to FRG and requesting that FRG use, reproduce, modify, recreate, or incorporate it, the client represents that the client has the rights or permissions reasonably necessary to authorize the requested use.

FRG does not independently verify the ownership, copyright status, trademark availability, licensing status, originality, source, training history, or legal protectability of client-supplied AI material unless such review is expressly included in the project scope.

FRG does not guarantee that client-supplied AI material is unique, copyrightable, eligible for registration, available for trademark protection, or free from similarity to or claims involving third-party intellectual property.

Client-Supplied Artwork Generally

The same responsibility applies to photographs, logos, illustrations, fonts, stock materials, reference artwork, screenshots, graphics, files obtained from third parties, and other materials supplied or directed for use by the client.

Clients should not provide materials they do not own, license, or otherwise have permission to use. The client remains responsible for obtaining any permissions, licenses, releases, or other authorization necessary for materials the client provides or specifically directs FRG to incorporate into a project.

Logo Recreation & Vectorization

FRG may recreate, clean up, redraw, trace, convert, or vectorize existing or AI-generated artwork to make it suitable for professional use or production.

Recreation, cleanup, tracing, conversion, or vectorization does not constitute a representation by FRG that the underlying design is original, owned by the client, copyrightable, legally protectable, available for trademark registration, or free from third-party rights.

When FRG performs primarily technical recreation, cleanup, tracing, or file conversion, FRG does not claim ownership of the client’s underlying design merely because FRG created a new or improved production file. Likewise, technical recreation or conversion does not create ownership rights for the client in underlying material that the client did not already own or have permission to use.

AI-Generated Images & Production Quality

AI-generated images and other client-supplied raster artwork may appear clear when viewed on a screen but may not contain sufficient resolution, detail, edge quality, image integrity, or other technical characteristics required for professional printing or production at the requested size.

The ability to enlarge, upscale, convert, or otherwise process an image does not guarantee that the underlying artwork will become suitable for professional production. Enlarging or upscaling a low-quality or limited-resolution source image may reveal or amplify pixelation, artifacts, distorted details, inconsistent edges, unwanted textures, inaccurate shapes, or other imperfections that were less noticeable at the image’s original size.

FRG evaluates client-supplied and AI-generated artwork for the intended production method and finished size. If FRG determines that supplied artwork is not reasonably suitable for the requested application, FRG may recommend or require professional recreation, redrawing, vectorization, retouching, reconstruction, or other artwork preparation before submitting the project for production.

Artwork preparation or recreation required to make supplied material production-ready is a separate design service unless expressly included in the applicable project scope or estimate.

If a client elects to proceed with supplied artwork that FRG has identified as potentially unsuitable or lower quality for the intended production method, FRG cannot guarantee the clarity, sharpness, detail, or overall reproduction quality of the resulting product. FRG may also decline to submit artwork for production when FRG or the selected production vendor determines that the file does not meet applicable production requirements.

Production vendors may establish their own minimum file, resolution, artwork, color, or production requirements. Acceptance of a file by a production vendor does not constitute a guarantee that the finished product will reproduce with the same appearance, sharpness, detail, or color displayed on a screen.

Original Redesign Based on Reference or AI-Generated Material

The extent of FRG’s copyrightable contribution to work based on client-supplied, preexisting, or AI-generated material depends on the nature and extent of the original human-authored creative work contributed by FRG.

Technical services such as tracing, vectorization, file conversion, resolution improvement, cleanup, or substantially exact recreation of supplied artwork do not necessarily create copyright ownership in the underlying design or materially change the copyright status of the source artwork.

In other projects, production-quality recreation may require FRG to make original creative decisions beyond technical reproduction. This may include redrawing or reconstructing visual elements, replacing inaccurate or unusable AI-generated elements, creating new illustrative details, modifying composition, typography, proportions, characters, objects, shapes, or other expressive elements, or otherwise substantially developing the supplied concept into professionally usable artwork.

To the extent that FRG contributes protectable original human-authored expression through that process, those original contributions are treated as FRG-created design work. FRG does not claim ownership of underlying client-supplied material solely because FRG recreated, cleaned, converted, or incorporated it into the finished work.

For a final approved custom logo or brand identity, any transferable copyright interests FRG owns in its original human-authored contributions may be assigned to the client after full payment and completion of the required written copyright or ownership assignment.

Any assignment is limited to rights FRG actually owns and has the legal ability to transfer. FRG cannot transfer copyright or other intellectual property rights in underlying AI-generated, client-supplied, licensed, third-party, or other material that FRG does not own.

Third-Party & AI Elements Within Final Work

The inclusion of an AI-generated, client-supplied, licensed, stock, font, or other third-party element within a final design does not convert ownership of that underlying element to FRG or the client.

Where applicable, use of those elements remains subject to their existing rights, licenses, restrictions, or applicable law. A copyright assignment from FRG transfers only the rights FRG is legally capable of assigning.

Trademark & Legal Clearance

Logo and brand design services do not include legal trademark clearance, trademark registration, copyright registration, or legal opinions regarding intellectual property unless expressly stated otherwise.

Ordinary visual research, internet research, market research, competitive review, or other research performed by FRG as part of the creative process is not a legal trademark or intellectual-property clearance search and does not guarantee that a name, logo, slogan, symbol, image, or design is legally available for use or registration.

Clients seeking legal clearance, registration, or advice concerning copyright, trademark, licensing, or other intellectual property rights should obtain advice from a qualified intellectual property attorney.

Attorney & Third-Party Professional Coordination

If a client, the client’s attorney, trademark professional, consultant, or other third-party representative requests FRG’s participation in meetings, calls, correspondence, file preparation, file delivery, project-history review, design-process documentation, written explanations, declarations, or other assistance related to a trademark, copyright, registration, dispute, application, or other legal or professional matter, that assistance is not included in the original design project unless expressly stated otherwise.

FRG may charge for time reasonably required to review project records, prepare or retrieve requested materials, communicate with the client’s attorney or other representative, participate in meetings or calls, prepare files in requested formats, or provide other requested project-related assistance.

Any such services will be billed according to FRG’s then-current rates or a separate estimate provided for the requested assistance. FRG may require payment before providing substantial additional services or materials.

FRG’s participation is limited to providing factual information concerning FRG’s own work, files, records, and design process. FRG does not provide legal opinions, trademark clearance, legal strategy, or other legal services.

Website Rights

Clients receive the rights necessary to operate and use the completed website created for their business after applicable balances are paid. Website platforms, themes, extensions, fonts, stock materials, plugins, third-party code, and other third-party technology remain subject to their respective licenses and terms. Custom code created specifically for a client remains the property of FRG or its developer unless ownership is expressly transferred in writing. FRG-created website layouts, systems, or templates may not be resold or redistributed as standalone products without written permission.

Client Changes During Active Development

Clients should not modify website pages, design settings, navigation, custom code, integrations, DNS settings, or other areas actively being developed by FRG unless coordinated with FRG in advance. Concurrent changes may create version conflicts, overwrite work, alter functionality, or increase development time. FRG is not responsible for errors or lost work resulting from uncoordinated client or third-party changes during active development. Time required to identify, reverse, repair, or incorporate such changes may be billed as additional work.

Blog, Copywriting & Content Attribution

When FRG creates, edits, ghostwrites, formats, or publishes blog articles or other website content for a client, author attribution will be based on the nature of the content and the services provided rather than the individual account used to create or publish the content within the website platform.

Content written by FRG may be attributed to FRG. Content written by the client may be attributed to the client. When FRG is engaged to ghostwrite or develop content on behalf of a client’s business, the content may be attributed to the client’s business or another agreed author when appropriate.

FRG will not represent that a specific individual personally authored content when that attribution would be materially inaccurate unless the project specifically involves an agreed ghostwriting arrangement.

When artificial intelligence is used to generate or assist with written content, attribution will depend on the extent of human authorship, editing, research, development, and creative contribution involved. FRG may identify the client’s business as the publisher or organizational source of business content without representing that a particular individual personally wrote the material.

Website platforms may automatically identify the account or contributor used to create or publish a post as its author. FRG may change, remove, or configure that attribution when appropriate so that platform-generated authorship information does not inaccurately represent who created the content.

Unless expressly included in the project scope, FRG’s creation, editing, formatting, or publication of website content does not include independent verification of every factual claim supplied by the client or generated from third-party or AI-assisted source material. Clients remain responsible for reviewing and approving final content for factual accuracy, business-specific claims, professional claims, pricing, services, and other information concerning their business before publication.

Platform & Scope Notes

FRG builds primarily on Squarespace and may support other platforms when specifically agreed. Advanced custom application development, ongoing SEO campaign management, paid advertising management, and ongoing social media management are not included unless expressly stated in writing.

FRG may recommend or use third-party platforms, software, printers, production vendors, web services, hosting providers, registrars, plugins, tools, or other services. Third-party products and services are governed by their respective terms, policies, licensing requirements, pricing, and availability. FRG is not responsible for changes made by third parties to their products, pricing, policies, features, compatibility, availability, or service terms.

When FRG receives compensation, a referral benefit, commission, or other material benefit from a recommendation or link, FRG will disclose the relationship where required. Where a recommendation or endorsement contains an affiliate or compensated relationship, the applicable disclosure should also appear clearly with or near the recommendation or link and not solely on this policy page.

FRG treats non-public client information provided for a project as confidential and uses it for legitimate project and business purposes. Clients requiring additional confidentiality protections may request a written NDA. Clients should disclose known confidentiality or delayed-publication requirements before work begins whenever possible so they can be addressed in the project terms. Any request to exclude a project from FRG’s normal portfolio or marketing use must be disclosed and agreed to in writing prior to the start of work. FRG may use third-party software and service providers in the ordinary course of business, and information handled through those services may be subject to the provider's privacy and security practices.

Design, branding, websites, print materials, content, and related creative services can support a client's marketing and business efforts, but results depend on factors outside FRG's control. FRG does not guarantee revenue, sales, leads, website traffic, search engine rankings, conversion rates, customer acquisition, market performance, business growth, or specific marketing outcomes. Testimonials and examples reflect individual experiences and are not guarantees of future performance. Clients remain responsible for business decisions made using FRG's work or recommendations.

Copyrightable original content created for and owned by Front Range Graphics LLC is protected under applicable U.S. copyright law and, where applicable, international law. Website content may also include material owned by FRG clients, licensors, service providers, or other third parties.

FRG-Owned Content

Unless otherwise identified, FRG owns its original website copy, FRG branding, graphics, layouts, photographs created by FRG, educational materials, service descriptions, templates, and original portfolio presentation materials.

Client Work Displayed by FRG

Client work displayed in FRG's portfolio, website, social media, case studies, or marketing may be owned by the applicable client while being displayed by FRG pursuant to retained portfolio rights, client permission, or another applicable license.

Restrictions

Except as permitted by law or authorized in writing, users may not copy, reproduce, distribute, republish, sell, modify, or commercially exploit FRG-owned website content. Users may share links directing others to publicly available pages on the FRG website.

Acceptable Use

Visitors agree to use the FRG website lawfully and responsibly and may not intentionally interfere with, disrupt, damage, gain unauthorized access to, or misuse the website or its functionality.

Intellectual Property

Website content may be owned by FRG, its clients, or its licensors and is subject to applicable intellectual property law and the rights identified elsewhere in these policies.

Informational Nature

Website content is provided for general informational purposes. Nothing on the website constitutes legal, tax, accounting, financial, or other regulated professional advice.

Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, FRG is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising solely from use of or inability to access this website. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Third-Party Links

The website may contain links to third-party websites, platforms, tools, or services. FRG does not control and is not responsible for third-party content, availability, privacy practices, security, terms, or performance.

Governing Law

These website terms and FRG service policies are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

Front Range Graphics LLC (“FRG”) collects limited personal and business information for legitimate business purposes, including responding to inquiries, preparing estimates, scheduling appointments, communicating with clients, managing projects, processing payments, coordinating orders, operating and improving the website, maintaining business records, and providing contracted services.

Information We May Collect

Depending on how you interact with FRG, we may collect:

• Name, email address, phone number, company name, and other business or contact information
• Information submitted through website contact, estimate request, project inquiry, or other Squarespace forms
• Information provided when scheduling an appointment or consultation
• Billing, transaction, and payment-related information
• Shipping and delivery information when applicable
• Project information, files, photographs, artwork, content, measurements, specifications, and other materials submitted for a project
• Communications with FRG, including email and project-related correspondence
• Website usage, browser, device, traffic, and interaction information collected through analytics and similar technologies
• Cookies and similar technologies used for website functionality, analytics, security, and spam prevention

Website Forms & Squarespace

The FRG website is hosted and operated through Squarespace. Information submitted through forms on the FRG website may be processed and stored through Squarespace and used by FRG to respond to inquiries, prepare estimates, communicate with prospective and existing clients, and provide requested services.

Squarespace may also process technical, device, cookie, and website usage information necessary to operate, secure, and analyze the website in accordance with its own privacy practices.

Scheduling & Calendars

FRG uses Calendly for appointment and consultation scheduling. Information submitted when scheduling may include your name, email address, contact information, appointment details, and information you voluntarily provide in connection with the meeting.

Scheduling information may be synchronized with FRG’s Google Calendar and Apple Calendar for calendar management, availability, and appointment coordination.

Information processed through Calendly, Google, or Apple may also be subject to the applicable provider’s privacy policies and service terms.

Email & Communications

FRG uses Google services for business email and related communications. Emails and information sent to FRG may therefore be processed and stored through Google’s business email and cloud infrastructure.

FRG uses client communications for project management, customer service, estimates, production coordination, recordkeeping, and other legitimate business purposes.

Payments & Financial Transactions

FRG may accept payments through Square, QuickBooks, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or other payment methods identified on an invoice or otherwise made available to the client.

Payment and financial information submitted through these services is processed by the applicable payment or financial service provider according to that provider’s terms and privacy practices.

FRG generally receives transaction information necessary to identify and record a payment, such as the payer, amount, date, transaction status, and related invoice or order information. FRG does not necessarily receive or retain complete payment card or bank account information processed directly by third-party payment providers.

Analytics, Cookies & Website Security

FRG uses Squarespace’s website analytics tools and Google Analytics to understand website traffic, visitor activity, referral sources, website performance, and how visitors interact with the site.

These services may collect information such as browser and device information, approximate location derived from network information, pages visited, referral information, interactions with the website, and other technical or usage data.

FRG also uses Google reCAPTCHA to help detect spam, automated submissions, and misuse of website forms. reCAPTCHA may collect technical or usage information as part of its security and fraud-prevention functions.

The FRG website may use cookies and similar technologies necessary for website functionality, analytics, security, preferences, and related website operations.

How Information Is Used

FRG may use collected information to:

• Respond to inquiries and prepare estimates or proposals
• Schedule appointments and consultations
• Communicate with prospective and existing clients
• Provide design, branding, website, print coordination, and related services
• Process and document payments and transactions
• Coordinate printing, shipping, production, and fulfillment
• Maintain project, transaction, accounting, and business records
• Provide customer support
• Operate, maintain, secure, and improve the FRG website
• Understand website traffic and performance
• Detect spam, fraud, abuse, or misuse
• Comply with applicable tax, accounting, legal, contractual, or regulatory requirements

Third-Party Service Providers

FRG uses third-party service providers in the ordinary operation of its business. These may include website hosting and forms, scheduling and calendar services, business email, analytics, spam protection, payment processing, accounting, file storage, shipping, printing and production, software, and cloud-based services.

Current major providers may include Squarespace, Calendly, Google, Apple, Square, Intuit/QuickBooks, Zelle, Venmo, and Cash App.

These providers operate independently and may collect, process, or retain information according to their own privacy policies, security practices, and service terms. FRG does not control the privacy practices of independent third-party providers.

Printing, Production & Shipping

When necessary to complete a client order, FRG may provide relevant information to printers, apparel decorators, manufacturers, shipping carriers, installers, or other production providers. This may include information reasonably necessary to produce, ship, deliver, or coordinate the client’s order, such as the client’s name, company, shipping address, contact information, artwork, order specifications, or other project information.

FRG provides third parties only the information reasonably necessary for the applicable business or project purpose.

Sale of Personal Information

FRG does not sell personal information for monetary compensation.

Data Retention

FRG retains information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected and for legitimate business purposes, including maintaining project and transaction records, providing ongoing client support, complying with tax and accounting requirements, resolving disputes, documenting approvals and agreements, and protecting FRG’s legitimate business interests.

Retention periods may vary depending on the type of information, the nature of the client relationship, and applicable legal, accounting, tax, contractual, or business requirements.

Data Security

FRG uses reasonable administrative and technical measures appropriate to its business to protect information in its possession.

FRG also relies on the security systems and practices of the third-party platforms used to operate its website, email, scheduling, payments, accounting, analytics, file storage, and other business functions.

No internet transmission, electronic storage system, website, email system, or online service can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Privacy Requests

Individuals may contact FRG to request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal information maintained by FRG.

Some information may need to be retained for tax, accounting, legal, contractual, transaction, fraud-prevention, recordkeeping, dispute-resolution, or other legitimate business purposes.

Privacy rights may vary depending on the individual’s location and whether a particular privacy law applies to FRG.

Privacy requests may be submitted to:

design@frontrangegraphics.com

Front Range Graphics is committed to providing a website that is reasonably accessible and usable by people with disabilities. FRG works to improve accessibility through practices such as alternative text for meaningful images where appropriate, readable color contrast, logical page and heading structure, keyboard-accessible functionality where supported by the website platform, and responsive and mobile-compatible design.

Accessibility is an ongoing process, and website content, third-party integrations, platform functionality, or other components may not always perform identically with every assistive technology, browser, device, or configuration. If you experience difficulty accessing information or functionality, contact FRG at design@frontrangegraphics.com or (720) 750-2691 so reasonable assistance can be provided.

FRG may revise these policies periodically to reflect changes in services, business practices, technology, or applicable requirements. The effective date shown on the published policy page identifies the current version. Changes apply prospectively upon posting unless otherwise stated or required by law. Material project-specific rights and obligations established in a signed agreement, accepted proposal, or other binding written agreement are not retroactively changed solely by updating the website policy page.

Front Range Graphics LLC
Email: design@frontrangegraphics.com
Phone: (720) 750-2691