1. Operator and purpose
HANDRYAN HUTASUHUT presents this website as an independent professional in website development. The published address is Jalan Hajjah R. Rasuna Said X-5 13, South Jakarta, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia, and the contact email is [email protected]. The pages introduce services and show original concept interfaces for discussion. These terms describe use of the public website. They do not, by themselves, create a paid development engagement, reserve working time or replace a separate agreement for a specific project.
2. Permitted browsing and use
You may browse the pages, explore the interactive demonstrations and use the inquiry form for a genuine project question. Use ordinary browser functions and respect the availability of the website for other visitors. Do not attempt to compromise the hosting environment, inject malicious code, impersonate another person, collect contact details for abuse or interfere with another visitor’s use. Reporting a suspected problem is welcome, but access to publicly visible code does not authorize disruptive testing or access to systems beyond these public pages.
3. Concept work and fictional content
Reading Room, Daily Cup and Open Hours are portfolio concept studies, rather than commissioned client projects or operational businesses. Their book titles, menu selections, session types and time slots are demonstration content. The studies illustrate interface decisions and browser behavior. They are not evidence of client results, commercial sales or a real appointment calendar. Any sample confirmation explicitly marked as a demo has no booking effect. The written case explanations describe what these local interfaces do, not performance achieved for a customer.
4. Service descriptions and project suitability
Website builds, interface implementation and existing-site improvements describe possible areas of work. A final scope depends on the pages, content, design, integrations, access and constraints of an actual project. A service description does not establish that a particular deadline, technical integration or volume of work has been accepted. No fixed price, guaranteed availability or response deadline is offered through this portfolio. Discuss essential requirements before relying on an intended launch date or promising a particular function to your own customers.
5. Inquiries are not orders
Completing the form prepares an email draft and preview, rather than submitting a purchase or signing an agreement. You control whether to open your email application and send that draft. A draft, sent email or automated email status does not on its own confirm that the project has been accepted. A discussion can explore needs without either party being committed to deliver or purchase work. Keep a copy of any later written proposal and acceptance so that the intended scope and commercial conditions are clear.
6. Proposals, changes and acceptance
Before a paid engagement, the parties should agree on the deliverables, responsibilities, assumptions, review process, schedule, fees and any ongoing support. If new pages, integrations or revisions change that scope, their effect should be discussed and recorded rather than silently assumed. A proposal may depend on access to source files, accurate content or a suitable hosting environment. This public page does not prescribe a universal revision allowance or approval deadline. The accepted project agreement is the appropriate place for those project-specific decisions.
7. Payment and cancellation
There is no checkout, subscription signup or payment-card collection on this website. Browsing a study and preparing an inquiry do not incur a website charge. Any fee, deposit, invoice, currency or payment schedule for subsequent professional work must be stated separately before the relevant commitment. Cancellation and refund questions depend on the agreement, the circumstances and applicable mandatory rights; the Refund and cancellation page explains how to raise them. These terms do not authorize an undisclosed charge or make every future payment non-refundable.
8. Materials and responsibilities
If you request work, provide accurate instructions and only share material or access you are entitled to provide. Text, images, fonts, trademarks, software and personal data may carry obligations that must be discussed for the actual project. Keep your own copies of essential files and identify restrictions before work begins. Do not send production passwords or private customer datasets in the initial inquiry. Responsibilities for hosting, publishing, backups, content approval and maintenance should be agreed explicitly; they are not all included merely by using the phrase website development.
9. Portfolio content and intellectual property
The portfolio’s original layout, text and code are presented to explain the professional work on offer. Viewing the source or trying a demonstration does not grant an unrestricted license to redistribute the entire website, misrepresent its authorship or use a concept as a real business identity. Separately identified open-source components retain their own license terms. Rights in a commissioned project, source delivery and permitted portfolio display should be resolved in that project’s agreement. These terms do not claim ownership of materials that belong to a visitor or another rights holder.
10. External services and compatibility
Your browser, email application, internet provider and the website delivery infrastructure affect your experience. A mailto link requires a configured email handler; if none is configured, you can copy the visible address and draft text into your preferred email service. Third-party services have their own terms and policies. Demonstrations can behave differently if scripting is blocked or a browser lacks a feature. The portfolio is not a guarantee of compatibility with every device or of continuous availability of services operated by other providers.
11. Limitations and mandatory protections
Reasonable care is taken in presenting the portfolio, but information can contain an error or become outdated. Evaluate a proposed service against your own requirements and seek clarification when a detail matters to a decision. No visitor should treat a fictional interface as a live operational tool. Any limitation must be read subject to applicable law and cannot remove rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded. Nothing here provides a blanket release for fraud, deliberate misconduct or other liability that cannot be limited under applicable requirements.
12. Updates, questions and the project agreement
The revision date identifies the current website terms. Future updates may reflect changed features, contact information or presentation; a website update does not automatically rewrite a separately accepted project agreement. If a particular requirement or representation matters, record it in that agreement instead of relying on an old screenshot of a public page. Questions about these terms can be sent to [email protected]. Please identify the relevant page and concern. Applicable mandatory rights remain available even when a question is first raised informally by email.