Last updated 14 November 2026
These terms cover using this site, working with Miro Creative, and the Miro Creative branding course. By using the site or the course, you agree to them.
Please don't try to break into the site, overload it, scrape it, or use the contact form for spam. We can block anyone who does.
Each project's price, timeline, number of revisions and what you'll receive are agreed in writing before we start. When the project is paid in full, you own the final files we hand over. We may show the finished work in our portfolio unless you ask us not to before the project starts.
Course access is for one person: you. It's tied to your Discord account and comes with the course role in our server. Don't share your login, and don't download, record, re-upload or resell the lessons. Every video shows your Discord username and ID, so leaked copies can be traced back to the account.
If you share the course, leak videos, or break these terms, we can remove your access and your course role without a refund. Leaving our Discord server or losing the role also ends access until it's back.
If something is wrong with the course or a project, tell us and we'll work to fix it. You keep all your rights under Australian Consumer Law, including a refund or remedy where the law gives you one. Outside of that, we don't give refunds just for a change of mind once course access has been given or design work has started.
The lessons, files and examples belong to Miro Creative. You can use what you learn in your own work and client work. You can't copy the course itself or teach it as your own.
We may add, change or remove lessons, and the course may be paused at times. We'll give notice in the Discord for anything major.
We're responsible for doing the work with care. As far as the law allows, we aren't responsible for indirect losses, like lost profits, from using the site or the course. Nothing here limits your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
Questions about these terms? Email craftedbymiro@gmail.com. These terms follow the laws of Western Australia.