Last Updated: August 17, 2026

Welcome to DigitalComputerCamp.

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”, “Terms and Conditions”, or “Agreement”) govern your access to and use of the DigitalComputerCamp website, digital content, services, courses, resources, and other offerings provided by DigitalComputerCamp.

By accessing or using our website, purchasing our services or products, registering for a course, downloading our resources, or otherwise interacting with DigitalComputerCamp, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.

If you do not agree with these Terms, please do not use our website or services.

1. About DigitalComputerCamp

DigitalComputerCamp is a digital education and digital services brand focused on helping individuals and businesses go digital.

Our services and content may include:

• WordPress website design;
• Website development and maintenance;
• Brand identity and creative design;
• Digital skills training;
• Digital computer training;
• Online courses;
• Educational resources;
• Tutorials and articles;
• Digital guides and downloadable resources;
• Consultations;
• Digital marketing and technology education; and
• Other related digital services and products.

Website: https://digitalcomputercamp.com/

Business/Brand Name: DigitalComputerCamp

Location: Kenya

Email: hello@digitalcomputercamp.com

2. Acceptance of These Terms

By using the DigitalComputerCamp website or engaging our services, you confirm that:

• You have read these Terms;
• You understand these Terms;
• You agree to comply with these Terms;
• The information you provide to us is accurate to the best of your knowledge; and
• You have the legal capacity to agree with us.

If you are using our services on behalf of a business or organization, you confirm that you have authority to act on behalf of that business or organization.

Certain services may also be governed by additional agreements, quotations, invoices, contracts, course-specific terms, or other written agreements.

Where a separate written agreement exists between DigitalComputerCamp and a client, that agreement may contain additional terms applicable to the specific service or project.

3. Website Use

You may use our website for lawful purposes and in accordance with these Terms.

You agree not to use the website to:

• Violate any applicable law or regulation;
• Attempt to gain unauthorized access to our website, server, accounts, or systems;
• Introduce malware, viruses, malicious code, or harmful software;
• Attempt to disrupt or interfere with website operations;
• Scrape, copy, reproduce, or commercially exploit our website content without permission;
• Impersonate DigitalComputerCamp or another person;
• Submit fraudulent or misleading information;
• Use our website to distribute spam;
• Attempt to circumvent security measures;
• Infringe intellectual-property rights;
• Engage in activities intended to harm DigitalComputerCamp or other users; or
• Engage in any other activity that is unlawful, fraudulent, abusive, or prohibited by these Terms.

We reserve the right to restrict or terminate access to the website where we reasonably believe these Terms have been violated.

4. Website Content

We publish educational, informational, and promotional content on DigitalComputerCamp.

This may include:

• Blog articles;
• Tutorials;
• Videos;
• Digital guides;
• Templates;
• Checklists;
• Courses;
• Social-media content;
• Downloadable resources;
• Images;
• Graphics;
• Examples;
• Case studies; and
• Other educational materials.

We make reasonable efforts to ensure that information published on our website is useful and accurate.

However, digital tools, software, technology, pricing, regulations, platforms, and industry practices can change.

Therefore, we do not guarantee that every piece of information will always be complete, current, or applicable to your particular situation.

You should independently verify important information before making business, financial, legal, technical, or other significant decisions.

5. Educational Content and Training

DigitalComputerCamp provides educational content and digital skills training.

Our training may cover topics including:

• Computer skills;
• Google Workspace;
• ChatGPT and artificial intelligence;
• Canva;
• WordPress;
• Website design;
• Digital marketing;
• Productivity tools;
• Online business;
• Other digital technologies and skills.

Our educational content is provided for learning and informational purposes.

Completion of a course, tutorial, training program, or resource does not guarantee:

• Employment;
• Business success;
• A specific income level;
• Client acquisition;
• Sales;
• Website traffic;
• Search-engine rankings;
• Certification by a third party; or
• Any particular professional or financial outcome.

Results depend on many factors, including your skills, effort, implementation, market conditions, business model, and other circumstances outside our control.

6. Digital Products and Resources

DigitalComputerCamp may provide free or paid digital resources.

These may include:

• E-books;
• Guides;
• Templates;
• Prompt packs;
• Checklists;
• Training materials;
• Video lessons;
• Downloadable files;
• Course materials; and
• Other digital resources.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, digital products and resources are licensed to you for personal use or the specific business use permitted at the time of purchase.

You may not:

• Resell our digital products;
• Redistribute them publicly;
• Upload them to file-sharing platforms;
• Claim them as your own;
• Remove our branding or copyright notices;
• Repackage them for resale;
• Give paid-access materials to people who have not purchased them; or
• Use them to create a competing product without our written permission.

7. Free Resources

We may offer free resources in exchange for information such as your name and email address.

Examples may include:

• Digital skills guides;
• Website design resources;
• Prompt packs;
• Templates;
• Checklists;
• Tutorials; and
• Educational downloads.

Free resources are provided for educational purposes and may be changed, replaced, or withdrawn at any time.

By requesting a free resource, you agree that we may process the information you provide in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Where you subscribe to marketing communications, you may unsubscribe at any time.

8. Website Design Services

DigitalComputerCamp provides website design and related digital services.

A website project may include services such as:

• Website planning;
• WordPress installation;
• Website design;
• Page creation;
• Elementor or other page-builder implementation;
• Website configuration;
• Contact forms;
• Basic on-page SEO;
• Mobile responsiveness;
• Basic performance optimization;
• E-commerce functionality where agreed;
• Domain and hosting guidance;
• Website launch assistance; and
• Other services specifically included in the client’s quotation or agreement.

The exact scope of each project will be determined by the quotation, proposal, invoice, project agreement, or other written agreement provided to the client.

9. Website Project Scope

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, a website project includes only the services and deliverables specifically stated in the applicable quotation or agreement.

Additional work may include:

• Additional pages;
• Additional functionality;
• Additional revisions;
• Custom development;
• Third-party integrations;
• Copywriting;
• Professional photography;
• Advanced SEO;
• E-commerce functionality;
• Payment integrations;
• Website migration;
• Ongoing maintenance; or
• Other work outside the original project scope.

Additional work may be charged separately.

We will aim to communicate additional costs before undertaking significant out-of-scope work.

10. Client Responsibilities

Clients are responsible for providing information and materials reasonably necessary for their project.

This may include:

• Business information;
• Logo files;
• Brand assets;
• Website content;
• Product information;
• Images;
• Contact information;
• Pricing information;
• Social-media links;
• Domain information;
• Hosting information;
• Required credentials where appropriate; and
• Other project materials.

The client is responsible for ensuring that materials supplied to DigitalComputerCamp are accurate and that the client has the necessary rights or permissions to use those materials.

Delays in providing required materials, approvals, feedback, or access may affect the project timeline.

11. Client-Provided Content

You remain responsible for content and materials you provide to us.

You represent that you have the necessary rights, permissions, licenses, or authority to provide and use such materials.

This includes:

• Text;
• Images;
• Videos;
• Logos;
• Product photographs;
• Testimonials;
• Customer information;
• Trademarks;
• Copyrighted materials; and
• Other intellectual property.

DigitalComputerCamp is not responsible for claims arising from a client’s unauthorized use of third-party content.

12. Website Design Revisions

Website projects may include a specified number of revisions where stated in the applicable quotation or agreement.

A revision means a reasonable modification to an existing design or content element within the agreed project scope.

Requests that materially change the original project direction, require new functionality, or fall outside the agreed scope may be treated as additional work and charged separately.

The applicable quotation or project agreement will determine the specific revision limits for each project.

13. Project Timelines

We will make reasonable efforts to complete projects within the agreed or estimated timeframe.

However, project timelines may be affected by:

• Late client feedback;
• Late submission of content;
• Delayed approvals;
• Hosting or domain issues;
• Third-party service interruptions;
• Changes to project scope;
• Technical problems;
• Payment delays;
• Client-requested changes; or
• Circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

Where a project is delayed because required information, approvals, materials, or payments have not been provided on time, DigitalComputerCamp will not be responsible for the resulting delay.

14. Domain Names and Hosting

DigitalComputerCamp may assist clients with domain registration, hosting selection, hosting setup, or website deployment.

Unless specifically agreed otherwise, domain names and hosting services are generally provided by third-party providers.

Third-party domain and hosting services are subject to the terms, policies, pricing, renewal requirements, and service availability of the relevant provider.

Clients are responsible for ensuring that domain and hosting subscriptions are renewed when required unless DigitalComputerCamp has expressly agreed in writing to manage renewals on their behalf.

We are not responsible for losses resulting from a client’s failure to renew a domain or hosting service.

15. Third-Party Software and Services

A website project may use third-party software, plugins, themes, APIs, hosting services, payment gateways, email services, or other technologies.

Third-party products and services may have:

• Separate terms and conditions;
• Separate privacy policies;
• Licensing requirements;
• Subscription fees;
• Usage limits;
• Renewal fees;
• Technical limitations; or
• Service interruptions.

DigitalComputerCamp does not control third-party services and cannot guarantee their continued availability, pricing, functionality, or compatibility.

Where a third-party service requires a paid subscription, the client may be responsible for those costs unless otherwise agreed.

16. Website Maintenance

Website design does not automatically include unlimited ongoing maintenance.

Unless explicitly included in a service agreement, ongoing maintenance may be offered separately.

Maintenance may include:

• WordPress updates;
• Plugin updates;
• Theme updates;
• Security monitoring;
• Backups;
• Content updates;
• Technical troubleshooting;
• Performance improvements; and
• Other agreed maintenance services.

Clients may be responsible for maintaining third-party subscriptions and licenses.

17. Payments

Where DigitalComputerCamp provides paid services or products, applicable prices and payment terms will be communicated through the relevant quotation, invoice, checkout page, proposal, or agreement.

For custom website-design projects, payment may be structured through:

• A deposit or initial payment;
• One or more milestone payments; and/or
• A final payment before completion, launch, or handover.

The applicable quotation, invoice, or project agreement will specify the payment structure for the particular project.

We reserve the right to pause work where required payments are overdue.

18. Pricing

Prices displayed on our website may be:

• Starting prices;
• Estimated price ranges;
• Promotional prices;
• Standard prices;
• Package prices; or
• Prices applicable only to specific services or circumstances.

The final price for a custom project may differ depending on the scope, functionality, complexity, content, integrations, revisions, and other requirements.

A custom quotation or written agreement will determine the final agreed price for a specific client project.

19. Refunds and Cancellations

Refunds and cancellations are governed by our separate Refund Policy, which forms part of these Terms where applicable.

The Refund Policy explains the circumstances under which refunds may be available for:

• Website design services;
• Deposits;
• Digital products;
• Courses;
• Training;
• Consultations; and
• Other paid services or products.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to remove rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law.

20. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, DigitalComputerCamp owns or has the necessary rights to the intellectual property contained in our website and original materials.

This may include:

• Website text;
• Blog articles;
• Graphics;
• Logos;
• Branding;
• Course materials;
• Videos;
• Templates;
• Guides;
• Digital resources;
• Designs;
• Images created by DigitalComputerCamp;
• Website layouts;
• Educational materials; and
• Other original content.

You may not reproduce, distribute, sell, modify, publish, or commercially exploit our copyrighted materials without our permission, except where permitted by law.

21. Client Website Ownership

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, after the client has fully paid for the applicable website project, the client may use the completed website deliverables created specifically for the client for their business or personal purposes.

Third-party themes, plugins, stock assets, fonts, software, templates, or other licensed materials remain subject to their respective licenses.

DigitalComputerCamp does not transfer ownership of third-party intellectual property that it does not own.

22. Portfolio and Marketing Rights

Unless a client specifically requests otherwise in writing before publication, DigitalComputerCamp may display completed website-design or branding work in its portfolio and marketing materials.

This may include:

• Screenshots;
• Website links;
• Project descriptions;
• Before-and-after examples;
• Design mockups;
• General project information; and
• Other publicly available elements of the completed project.

We will take reasonable care not to publicly disclose confidential information supplied by a client.

If a project is subject to confidentiality requirements, those requirements will take precedence.

23. Testimonials and Client Feedback

Where a client voluntarily provides a testimonial, review, recommendation, or feedback, DigitalComputerCamp may use that testimonial for legitimate marketing purposes where permitted.

We will not knowingly alter the meaning of a testimonial in a misleading manner.

If you would like a testimonial removed, you may contact us, and we will consider the request.

24. Courses and Student Accounts

Where DigitalComputerCamp provides online courses or learning programs, access may be personal to the individual who purchased or registered for the course.

Unless expressly permitted:

• Do not share your account credentials;
• Do not redistribute course materials;
• Do not record and redistribute lessons;
• Do not sell access to course content;
• Do not upload course materials to public platforms; and
• Do not claim DigitalComputerCamp’s educational materials as your own.

We may suspend or terminate access where there is evidence of unauthorized sharing, redistribution, fraud, or other serious violations of these Terms.

25. Course Availability

We may update, modify, replace, improve, or discontinue course materials, lessons, instructors, software demonstrations, or other educational content.

Technology changes quickly, and therefore course content may occasionally become outdated.

Where appropriate, we may update materials to reflect significant changes in the technologies covered.

We do not guarantee that every course will remain available indefinitely unless a specific written agreement states otherwise.

26. User Accounts

If our website or services allow you to create an account, you are responsible for:

• Providing accurate information;
• Maintaining the confidentiality of your login credentials;
• Keeping your account secure;
• Not sharing your credentials without authorization; and
• Informing us if you believe your account has been compromised.

You are responsible for activities conducted through your account unless unauthorized use occurred through circumstances for which you are not reasonably responsible.

27. User-Submitted Content

If you submit comments, reviews, testimonials, questions, messages, or other content to DigitalComputerCamp, you remain responsible for that content.

You agree not to submit content that:

• Is unlawful;
• Is fraudulent;
• Infringes another person’s rights;
• Contains malicious software;
• Is defamatory;
• Contains unnecessary personal information about another person;
• Is abusive or threatening; or
• Violates applicable laws.

By submitting content, you grant DigitalComputerCamp permission to use it for the purpose for which it was submitted and, where applicable, to display publicly submitted content such as comments or testimonials.

28. Third-Party Links

Our website may contain links to third-party websites and services.

These may include:

• Hosting companies;
• Software providers;
• Affiliate partners;
• Social-media platforms;
• Educational platforms;
• Payment services; and
• Other external websites.

These links are provided for convenience or informational purposes.

DigitalComputerCamp does not control third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, availability, security, privacy practices, pricing, or terms.

You access third-party websites at your own risk and should review their applicable policies.

29. Affiliate Links and Recommendations

DigitalComputerCamp may participate in affiliate programs.

Some links on our website may be affiliate links, meaning we may receive a commission if you purchase a product or service after clicking our referral link.

Affiliate relationships do not necessarily mean that we have control over the third-party product or service.

Our recommendations are based on our assessment or intended educational purpose, but you should independently evaluate third-party products and services before purchasing them.

Third-party products and services remain subject to their own terms, pricing, warranties, refunds, and policies.

30. Disclaimer of Warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the DigitalComputerCamp website and its general content are provided on an “as available” basis.

We do not guarantee that:

• The website will always be available;
• The website will always be error-free;
• Content will always be completely accurate or current;
• The website will be free from viruses or other harmful components;
• Third-party services will always function correctly;
• Particular business or financial results will be achieved; or
• Educational information will produce a particular outcome.

Nothing in these Terms excludes any warranty, right, or protection that cannot lawfully be excluded.

31. Professional Advice Disclaimer

Information published by DigitalComputerCamp is generally educational and informational.

Our content should not be treated as:

• Legal advice;
• Financial advice;
• Tax advice;
• Accounting advice;
• Investment advice;
• Cybersecurity professional advice; or
• Other regulated professional advice.

Where you require professional advice, you should consult an appropriately qualified professional.

32. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, DigitalComputerCamp will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or unforeseeable losses arising from your use of the website or services.

This may include losses arising from:

• Loss of profits;
• Loss of business opportunities;
• Loss of data;
• Loss of revenue;
• Website downtime;
• Third-party service failures;
• Cybersecurity incidents outside our reasonable control;
• Search-engine ranking changes;
• Hosting interruptions;
• Domain expiration;
• Software or plugin failures; or
• Other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful.

33. Client Responsibility for Website Content and Compliance

The client is responsible for ensuring that their website and business comply with laws and regulations applicable to their particular industry and activities.

This may include requirements relating to:

• Privacy;
• Data protection;
• Consumer protection;
• Advertising;
• Intellectual property;
• Tax;
• E-commerce;
• Industry-specific regulation;
• Accessibility; and
• Other applicable requirements.

DigitalComputerCamp may provide general website implementation assistance but does not guarantee that a client’s business complies with every law or regulation applicable to that business.

Where legal compliance is important, clients should obtain appropriate professional advice.

34. Website Security

We take reasonable steps to maintain the security of our website and services.

However, no online system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

You agree not to attempt to:

• Circumvent security controls;
• Gain unauthorized access;
• Introduce malicious code;
• Exploit vulnerabilities unlawfully;
• Interfere with website systems; or
• Access data belonging to another person without authorization.

Suspected security vulnerabilities should be reported to us rather than exploited.

35. Suspension or Termination

We may suspend or terminate your access to our website, services, courses, accounts, or digital resources where reasonably necessary because of:

• Violation of these Terms;
• Fraudulent activity;
• Unauthorized access;
• Abuse of our services;
• Non-payment;
• Unauthorized redistribution of our materials;
• Illegal activity;
• Security concerns; or
• Other serious conduct that threatens our business, systems, users, or intellectual property.

Where appropriate, we may provide notice before suspension or termination.

Termination does not automatically eliminate obligations that by their nature should continue after termination, including intellectual property, payment, confidentiality, liability, and dispute-related provisions.

36. Force Majeure

DigitalComputerCamp will not be responsible for failure or delay caused by circumstances reasonably beyond our control.

Such circumstances may include:

• Internet outages;
• Hosting failures;
• Power interruptions;
• Cybersecurity incidents;
• Government actions;
• Natural disasters;
• Fire;
• Flood;
• War;
• Civil unrest;
• Epidemics or pandemics;
• Strikes;
• Telecommunications failures;
• Third-party service failures; or
• Other events beyond our reasonable control.

Where practical, we will take reasonable steps to minimize the impact of such events.

37. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms and Conditions from time to time.

Changes may be made to reflect:

• Changes to our services;
• New products or courses;
• Changes to our website;
• Changes in technology;
• Changes in business practices;
• Changes in applicable laws; or
• Other operational requirements.

The updated version will be published on this page with a revised “Last Updated” date.

Your continued use of the website after an updated version becomes effective may constitute acceptance of the updated Terms to the extent permitted by law.

For major changes affecting an existing contractual relationship, we may provide additional notice where appropriate.

38. Governing Law

These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of the Republic of Kenya, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

Any dispute arising from these Terms or our services will be addressed in accordance with applicable Kenyan law.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to prevent a consumer or other person from exercising rights that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

39. Dispute Resolution

If you have a complaint or dispute concerning our services, we encourage you to contact us first so that we can attempt to resolve the matter directly.

We will make reasonable efforts to understand the issue and seek an appropriate resolution.

Where a dispute cannot be resolved informally, either party may pursue the remedies available under applicable law.

For client projects, the applicable written project agreement may contain additional dispute-resolution provisions.

40. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision will be interpreted or modified to the extent necessary to make it enforceable where legally possible.

The remaining provisions will continue to apply.

41. No Waiver

If DigitalComputerCamp does not immediately enforce a provision of these Terms, that does not mean that we have permanently waived our right to enforce that provision later.

Any waiver must be made expressly where required.

42. Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with any applicable Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, quotation, invoice, service agreement, course terms, or other written agreement, constitute the applicable agreement governing your relationship with DigitalComputerCamp for the relevant website use, product, service, or transaction.

Where a specific written agreement conflicts with these general Terms, the specific written agreement will generally govern the relevant project or transaction to the extent of the conflict.

43. Contact Us

If you have questions about these Terms and Conditions, please contact us.

DigitalComputerCamp

Website: https://digitalcomputercamp.com/

Email: hello@digitalcomputercamp.com

Location: Kenya

44. Related Policies

The following policies form part of DigitalComputerCamp’s website policy framework:

Privacy Policy
Explains how we collect, use, retain, protect, and disclose personal information.

Refund Policy
Explains our approach to refunds, cancellations, deposits, digital products, courses, and services.

You should read these policies before purchasing our products or services.

Last Updated: August 17, 2026

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