Website terms and conditions (T&C) 
key elements

User Rights and Responsibilities: The T&C should clearly state what users are allowed to do on the website, and what actions are prohibited. It should also outline any user obligations, such as respecting the intellectual property of the website owner and using the website in compliance with applicable laws.

Ownership and Intellectual Property: The T&C should state who owns the website and any associated intellectual property, such as trademarks, copyrights, and patents. It should also prohibit users from infringing on these rights.

Limitations of Liability: The T&C should limit the website owner’s liability for any damages that may arise from the use of the website, such as lost profits, data loss, or injury. It should also state any disclaimers regarding the website’s functionality, accuracy, and availability.

User Content: If the website allows users to upload or submit content, the T&C should outline the rules and guidelines for this content, such as prohibiting offensive or illegal material.

Payment and Refunds: If the website charges users for access or services, the T&C should explain the payment process and any refund policies.

Termination: The T&C should outline the circumstances under which the website owner may terminate a user’s access to the website, such as for violating the terms or engaging in illegal activities.

Governing Law and Jurisdiction: The T&C should state the governing law and jurisdiction that applies to any disputes that may arise between the website owner and users.

Updates to the T&C: The T&C should state that it may be updated from time to time, and how users will be notified of any changes.