Disclaimer

Educational Purpose and General Information

The information, courses, and materials provided through datadevwave.com are intended strictly for educational purposes related to mobile game UI design. Our content represents our professional perspectives and teaching approaches developed through industry experience.

While we put considerable effort into keeping our materials current and accurate, the mobile game design field changes rapidly. What works today might need adjustment tomorrow. We share what we know based on actual project work and teaching experience, but your results will depend on countless factors beyond any educational program.

Nothing on this website should be interpreted as a guarantee of specific outcomes, employment placement, or career advancement.

No Professional or Career Guarantees

Participation in our educational programs does not guarantee employment in the gaming industry, freelance success, or any specific career outcome. The mobile game industry is competitive and unpredictable.

We teach practical skills based on real-world applications, but success depends on individual effort, market conditions, portfolio quality, networking ability, timing, and numerous other variables outside our control or influence.

"As Is" Basis and Content Accuracy

All educational materials, website content, course information, and related resources are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis without warranties of any kind, either express or implied.

We maintain our content with reasonable care, but errors can occur. Software versions change. Industry standards evolve. Tutorial steps that work perfectly one month might need adjustment the next due to platform updates beyond our immediate awareness.

• Course materials reflect industry practices as we understand them at the time of creation
• Technical demonstrations assume standard software configurations
• Example projects represent educational exercises rather than production-ready templates
• Industry insights reflect our professional perspective and experience

Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by Australian law, datadevwave and its instructors shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising from your use of our educational services or website content.

This includes but isn't limited to damages from lost employment opportunities, project failures, software issues, technical difficulties, misunderstandings of course content, or any other losses related to your participation in our programs.

You acknowledge that career development in mobile game UI design involves inherent uncertainties and that educational programs provide knowledge and skills rather than guaranteed professional outcomes.

Third-Party Resources and External Links

Our educational content occasionally references third-party tools, software platforms, design resources, or external websites that we've found useful. These references represent our professional opinion at the time of mention.

We have no control over external websites, software updates, platform changes, or third-party business practices. Links to external resources are provided for educational convenience only and don't constitute endorsements.

You access and use third-party resources entirely at your own discretion and risk.

Technical Requirements and Compatibility

Our courses assume students have access to appropriate hardware, software, and internet connectivity. Technical requirements vary by program and are specified in course descriptions.

Software compatibility issues, hardware limitations, internet connectivity problems, or platform-specific challenges fall outside our responsibility. We teach using industry-standard tools, but can't guarantee all materials will work identically across every possible configuration.

Students are responsible for ensuring their technical setup meets program requirements before enrollment.

Industry Standards and Best Practices

Mobile game UI design involves rapidly evolving standards, platform-specific guidelines, and shifting industry preferences. What we teach represents current best practices as understood by our instructors based on professional experience.

Design principles, technical approaches, and industry standards discussed in our programs reflect the state of knowledge at the time of course development. The gaming industry doesn't stand still.

• Platform guidelines change as companies update their requirements
• Design trends evolve with player expectations and technological capabilities
• Technical standards shift as new devices and capabilities emerge
• Best practices develop through industry experimentation and research

We update materials periodically, but can't guarantee real-time currency with every industry change.

Student Work and Portfolio Development

Projects created during our courses belong to students. However, we don't guarantee that student work will meet any particular quality threshold, be suitable for professional portfolios, or achieve specific outcomes when presented to potential employers or clients.

Portfolio quality depends on individual skill development, creative vision, technical execution, and countless subjective factors. We provide feedback and guidance based on our professional judgment, but design assessment involves inherent subjectivity.

Your portfolio's effectiveness in securing opportunities depends on factors well beyond our educational input.

Changes to Educational Content

We reserve the right to modify, update, or discontinue any aspect of our educational programs, course content, teaching materials, or website information without prior notice.

Course improvements happen regularly based on student feedback, industry changes, and our evolving teaching approaches. Enrolled students receive the course version current at their enrollment time, with reasonable updates applied to active enrollments when feasible.

Australian Consumer Law

Nothing in this disclaimer attempts to exclude, restrict, or modify consumer guarantees provided under Australian Consumer Law where such exclusions would be prohibited or ineffective.

To the extent permitted by law, our liability for breach of any non-excludable consumer guarantee is limited to the re-supply of services or payment of the cost of having services re-supplied.