Memorandum of Agreement For Design of Virginia Severe Mental Illness Coalition Website, Draft, 2016 October 24
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FullscreenMemorandum of Agreement Between
Eric Eckhart & Max Petersen
and
Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty (VADP)
Design of a Virginia Severe Mental Illness Coalition W ebsite
* Purchase a WordPress membership from which the website will be created.
* Give feedback on logo designs & website templates.
+ Provide domain name for the website.
* Provide content for the website pages specified below.
+ Provide feedback on the beta version of the SMI Coalition website
+ Make payments as agreed below.
Eric Eckhart & Max Petersen
* Design logo for the SMI Coalition
* Provide various website design templates from which the coalition will pick
* Create a website with the following pages:
o Home Page
What Is SMI?
Who We Are
What People Are Saying
In The Media
Resources
Take Action
o Contact Us
+ Finalize a beta version of the SMI Coalition website for review
+ Make final changes in response to feedback
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Timeline
* October 18, 2016 Initial meeting to discuss project
¢ October 21, 2016 Purchase WordPress membership
¢ October 26, 2016 Finalize memorandum of understanding
« November 8, 2016 Create beta version of the SMI Coalition website for review
* November 14,2016 Feedback provided on beta version of the website
¢ November 18,2016 Finalize SMI Coalition website
Memorandum of Agreement on Design of SMI Coalition Website
Financial Arrangements
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Approved:
Eric Eckhart
Signature:
Date:
Max Petersen
Signature:
Date:
Michael Stone
Executive Director
Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty
Signature:
Date:
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