These website policies reduce ambiguity and document our current practices, but no website policy can eliminate legal risk. Client work should still use a signed services agreement and statement of work tailored to the project.
Privacy PolicyWhat data the website collects, why, how it is shared, and privacy request options.
Terms of UseNo contract from browsing, no guaranteed outcomes, IP rules, acceptable use, and website disclaimers.
Cookie & Tracking NoticeCurrent no-ad-tracking posture and what server logs may still collect.
Accessibility StatementAccessibility target, current measures, and a direct way to report barriers.
Security & Responsible DisclosureA safe channel for reporting potential vulnerabilities and boundaries for testing.
AI & Automation DisclosureHow Waremade approaches AI limitations, human review, and project-specific data handling.
Common website and service risks these policies address
- Misleading promises or implied guarantees about revenue, savings, uptime, SEO, leads, or project results.
- Collecting personal information without explaining what happens to it.
- Sending marketing email or messages without following applicable consent, identification, address, and opt-out requirements.
- Copyright, trademark, or confidentiality disputes involving submitted or published materials.
- Accessibility barriers that prevent people with disabilities from using public-facing services.
- Security incidents, credential exposure, or unclear vulnerability-reporting practices.
- AI output being treated as guaranteed, authoritative, or appropriate for consequential decisions without safeguards.
- Client disputes caused by relying on website language instead of a signed scope, payment schedule, acceptance criteria, IP terms, support terms, and limitation-of-liability language.