1. Non-Competition: Restrictions on designer working with client's competitors - used for sensitive industry sectors

2. Third-Party Materials: Provisions regarding use of stock images or third-party assets - needed when project involves external resources

3. Portfolio Rights: Designer's right to use completed work in their portfolio - optional based on client's confidentiality needs

4. Subcontracting: Terms for engaging subcontractors - needed if designer may need to outsource parts of the work

5. Insurance: Requirements for professional indemnity insurance - typically for larger projects or corporate clients

6. Moral Rights: Provisions regarding moral rights in the works - important for artistic works where attribution is significant

7. Data Protection: Specific data handling requirements - needed when personal data processing is involved

1. Schedule 1: Project Specifications: Detailed technical specifications, design requirements, and brand guidelines

2. Schedule 2: Fee Schedule: Breakdown of fees, hourly rates, and payment milestones

3. Schedule 3: Deliverables: List of specific deliverables with format specifications and resolution requirements

4. Appendix A: Client Materials: List of materials to be provided by the client (logos, brand assets, etc.)

5. Appendix B: Project Timeline: Detailed project timeline with specific dates and milestones

6. Appendix C: Communication Protocol: Agreed communication channels and response time expectations