Cookie banners offering no real choice, forms lacking information clauses, or the absence of a privacy policy are common problems on company websites. I can help you prepare a website that complies with the GDPR and more accessible to all users.
Privacy and cookies
- implementation of a cookies banner with the option to accept or decline consent
- blocking analytics and marketing scripts until consent is given
- Configuring Consent Mode for Google tools
- clauses and consents in contact forms
- posting the privacy policy and the cookies policy on the website
Digital accessibility
An accessible website is more user-friendly for people with disabilities, older people and mobile device users. Some companies – including those running online shops – also have obligations under accessibility regulations. I am improving contrast, heading structure, alternative image descriptions, keyboard navigation and form labels, based on WCAG guidelines.
Important note
I am responsible for the technical aspects of the implementation. It is advisable to consult a lawyer or a data protection officer regarding the content of legal documents, such as the privacy policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every website need a cookie banner?
If a website uses cookies or scripts that are not essential for its operation, such as analytics, the user’s consent is required.
Will you draw up a privacy policy?
I can post it on the website and adapt it to the tools used, but its content should be checked by a solicitor.
How can I check if my website is accessible?
I will carry out a review using automated tools and manual tests, and then provide a list of corrections.
Let’s talk about your needs
Would you like to sort out the issues of permissions and accessibility on your website? The service is available as a one-off or as part of WordPress support packages. Please get in touch with me – I’ll assess the situation free of charge and suggest a solution.
