Demo websites, mockups and concepts
When you request a demo, we often design and build a real, working preview of your future website or platform — before any contract is signed. That demo is our investment in you. It comes with clear rules:
- Every demo, mockup, concept design and pitch website remains the exclusive property of Tap Aruba.
- Demos are shared for evaluation only. Receiving or viewing a demo does not grant any license or right to use it.
- The design, layout, code, text, animations and concept may not be copied, reproduced, adapted, published or rebuilt — not by you, and not by anyone else on your behalf (another developer, agency or freelancer).
- Ownership or usage rights transfer only when the project is agreed and paid under its proposal or contract.
- What's yours stays yours: photos, logos and brand materials you provide remain your property — always, demo or no demo.
The 50% deposit — where a demo becomes your project
A demo is a finished idea, not an open project. While it is still a demo we don't take change requests on it — it stays exactly as we designed it.
The 50% deposit is what starts the real work. From the moment it is paid, the project becomes a collaboration: we build it around your content, your photos and your feedback, and we make the revisions agreed in your proposal. Step by step, our concept turns into your website.
Ownership follows the same path but finishes at the end: during the build the work is still ours to protect, and it becomes fully and permanently yours once the balance is settled — see Payment & Ownership.
If a demo — or any recognizable part of it — is used without our written agreement, we will invoice the full value of the work performed and pursue the remedies available under Aruban copyright law, including takedown of the copied website.
