Company Information / Legal Notice

This website is operated under the name Elmhurst Codecraft. The company opened on September 30, 2026 and provides web development services remotely. Its website domain is elmhurstcodecraft.com. The correspondence address supplied for the business is 4055 Valley Commons Dr, Bozeman, MT 59718-6432, United States.

The published address is provided for business correspondence. It should not be interpreted as a walk-in studio or a promise that in-person meetings are available. Project communications and delivery are handled through the channels agreed for the engagement.

Elmhurst Codecraft’s services cover business website development, landing page development, website redesign, content management system setup, standard website integrations and website maintenance. The site explains these services, their limited published scopes and how to begin a discussion.

The company is a young, fast-growing web development business. As a recently established studio, it keeps its initial service offering focused on clearly scoped business website work. Its process and handover descriptions explain the proposed working method for an agreed engagement.

Displayed prices are in United States dollars and apply to the scope described with the relevant service. They are not a quotation for an unspecified website of any size. Applicable taxes, additional work and approved external costs are addressed in the written proposal.

A project proposal identifies the contracting parties, deliverables, revision rounds, dependencies, payment stages and relevant service terms. If you require a formal invoice or contracting document, ask for it during the project discussion. Registration or tax information for formal contracting should be requested through the contact details below and supplied from official business records.

The website provides general information about services and the approach to website development. We aim to keep descriptions clear and accurate. A specific feature, timeline or compatibility requirement must be confirmed in the accepted proposal before it forms part of a paid engagement.

Website information can be updated as services change. If you notice a material error, contact us with the page name and the wording or function involved. A later change to a public description does not silently alter the terms already agreed for an active project.

The on-page brief checker operates in the visitor’s browser. It validates the required entries and displays a local completion message. It does not transmit an enquiry, confirm that the company has received project details, or create a business relationship.

For an enquiry, approval, cancellation or complaint that needs to reach us, contact projects@elmhurstcodecraft.com separately. The website shows the email, address and phone number as text and does not provide automatic email, phone or map links. Use your preferred communication application when contacting the business.

Website imagery accompanies explanations of planning, development and responsive checking. It illustrates the service process and the activities involved in preparing a website for everyday use.

Our name, visual identity, authored website text and custom presentation are protected to the extent provided by applicable intellectual-property law. Third-party fonts and other licensed materials remain subject to their respective licenses. A visitor’s ordinary use of the site does not grant a license to reuse the company’s branding for another business.

The site is published using Shopify. Hosting, browser software and other platform services operate under their own technical conditions. Their names identify relevant technology providers and do not imply that those providers endorse Elmhurst Codecraft or are responsible for its service descriptions.

An agreed client website may use a different CMS, hosting service or integration. The proposal and handover should identify the systems relevant to that project and the accounts the client needs to own or maintain.

General website development information is not legal, tax, financial, medical or other regulated professional advice. A business with industry-specific obligations should identify those requirements before design and development begin and obtain appropriate specialist advice when needed.

Publication of a website or a legal-page layout does not itself establish that every feature complies with every rule applicable to a particular business. Client legal notices, product claims and privacy requirements should be reviewed for the client’s actual activities.

We aim to provide a functional website, but technical maintenance, platform changes or connectivity issues may affect availability. No contractual service level for a client project is created merely by browsing the site.

Visitors must not attempt unauthorized access, misuse a contact function or interfere with the website. If you discover a technical issue, report it without exploiting it and avoid including private credentials or sensitive data in an initial message.

The Privacy Policy describes information handling; the Cookie Policy explains browser technologies; the Terms and Conditions set out the general service framework; and the Cancellation and Complaints Policy explains the process for concerns and cancellations. The footer provides access to each page.

The last updated date reflects the version of this notice posted here. Questions about the operator, a published description or an actual project should be sent using the contact details at the end of this page.