Revisions are how a draft becomes a finished website. This policy explains how they're structured, what counts as a revision, and how to keep momentum during your build.
A revision is any written request to change something already delivered in your project — copy edits, layout adjustments, image swaps, color tweaks, or refinements to sections that have been previewed inside your private project link.
Every Dentara build includes structured revision rounds during the design phase. A round is a single consolidated batch of feedback — not a stream of one-off requests.
Send all feedback by email in a single message per round. Reference the section name (e.g. "Hero" or "Services") and describe the change clearly. Screenshots are welcome. This keeps a clean record for both sides and prevents conflicting instructions.
New pages, new sections, brand redesigns, or shifts in the original project direction are not revisions — they're additional work. We'll quote them separately so the original build can stay on schedule.
Revision rounds are typically returned within 2–4 business days depending on scope. Larger rounds may take longer; we'll always tell you up front.
Post-launch fixes for issues we missed remain our responsibility for 14 days. Beyond that, content changes and additions move into ongoing maintenance.
Ownership reminder: Your domain, content, branding, and final website files belong to you. Dentara builds and organizes — we never trap clients inside our systems.
Questions about this document or how it applies to your engagement with Dentara LLC are welcome.