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Terms for using this website

What you can expect from the Bluvern website, and what we ask of visitors.

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The Bluvern website provides company information, service descriptions, public writing, project examples, career information, and contact routes. Using it doesn't create a contract for services, employment, investment, or partnership of any kind. These terms apply to the website itself — not to any client project, which is covered by its own written agreement.

Website use

Use the website lawfully. Don't try to disrupt how it works, and don't submit information you're not authorised to share. That's the short version — if you're using the site in good faith for its intended purpose, you're fine.

Content and accuracy

We keep website content clear and current, but things change — services evolve, teams grow, processes shift. What's on the website reflects our general offering, not a guarantee of what a specific engagement looks like.

Project examples, ideas, and service descriptions are for context. If you want to commit to scope, fees, timelines, or confidentiality terms, that needs to be in writing — not inferred from a webpage.

Enquiries and submissions

Sending a project enquiry, career introduction, partnership message, or bid doesn't create a relationship of any kind. We'll review what you send and respond if it's a fit — but submitting something doesn't oblige Bluvern to proceed, and it doesn't establish exclusivity.

Don't send confidential information through the website unless we've already agreed confidentiality terms in writing.

Intellectual property

The Bluvern name, brand, website content, structure, and original materials belong to Bluvern or are used with permission.

You can reference public pages for evaluation or communication — linking to them, sharing them, quoting short passages in context. What you can't do is copy, misrepresent, or reuse Bluvern materials as your own.