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Accessibility & Compliance
Privacy compliance for EU users and data protection
Ensure GDPR compliance for your website or application. Cookie consent, privacy policies, data handling, user rights implementation—we help you meet EU priva...
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) applies to any website with EU users—even if you're not based in EU. We implement GDPR compliance: cookie consent banners, privacy policies, data handling procedures, user rights (access, deletion, portability), vendor compliance, and documentation. Our GDPR work covers both technical implementation and legal documentation, though we recommend legal review for high-risk processing.
Everything you need for success
How we work with you
Audit current data practices and identify GDPR gaps
Map what personal data is collected, stored, and processed
Implement cookie consent and data collection consent
Build user data access, deletion, and export features
Create privacy policy, DPA templates, and procedures
Ensure third-party services are GDPR-compliant
What you'll achieve
Avoid GDPR fines (up to €20M or 4% revenue)
Build trust with EU customers
Meet legal requirements for EU market
Protect user privacy and data
Competitive advantage in privacy-conscious markets
Prepare for other privacy laws (CCPA, etc.)
Everything you need to know
Yes, if you: (1) offer goods/services to EU residents, or (2) monitor EU residents' behavior (analytics, tracking). Location of your business doesn't matter. If you have EU visitors and use cookies/analytics, GDPR applies. Exceptions: purely personal/household activity, no EU presence. Safe assumption: if you have website accessible in EU, GDPR probably applies.
Cookie banner: popup asking user permission before setting non-essential cookies. Need one if: you use cookies for analytics (Google Analytics), advertising (Facebook Pixel), or tracking. Exceptions: strictly necessary cookies (shopping cart, authentication) don't need consent. Requirements: must be opt-in (not pre-checked), clearly explain cookies, allow rejection, be presented before cookies set. Don't use those fake "agree or can't use site" banners—illegal under GDPR.
Main rights: (1) Right to access—users can request their data. (2) Right to deletion—users can delete their account and data. (3) Right to portability—users can download their data. (4) Right to rectification—users can correct data. (5) Right to object—users can object to processing. Must respond within 30 days. Implement: data export feature, account deletion, contact process for requests.
GDPR fines: up to €20 million or 4% of global annual revenue (whichever higher). Real examples: Amazon fined €746M (2021), Google €90M (2020), H&M €35M (2020). However, most enforcement starts with warnings for good-faith efforts. Risk: lawsuits, regulatory investigation, reputation damage. Small businesses get warnings first usually, but compliance is cheaper than fines.
Let's discuss your project and how we can help you achieve your goals.