Practice Area

Website & Digital Compliance

Privacy policies, terms, and accessibility that match what your site actually does — not what a template generator assumed.

Built for creators and digital brands.

Why it matters

Why digital compliance matters.

Every website makes legal promises — in its privacy policy, its terms of use, how it handles data, and whether it's accessible to everyone. Most of those promises are made by copying a template, and most templates don't match what the site actually does.

As privacy laws expand and accessibility expectations rise, the gap between what your policies say and what your site does becomes real risk. Rootmark Law closes that gap — with guidance from a lawyer who has actually built and shipped websites and understands how they really work.

Common compliance risks

  • Privacy policies that don't match actual data practices
  • Terms of use copied from another business
  • Accessibility gaps that create legal exposure
  • Unclear handling of analytics, cookies, and third-party data

What's included

How we help.

Practical legal coverage for the public-facing and data side of your website, written to match how your site and business work.

01
Privacy Policies.
Policies that reflect your real data practices, not a template.
02
Terms of Use.
Clear terms tailored to your site or product.
03
Accessibility.
ADA / WCAG guidance to reduce accessibility exposure.
04
Data Practices.
Review of analytics, cookies, and third-party data flows.
05
Compliance Review.
Assessment against applicable privacy laws as you grow.
06
Digital Product Terms.
Terms for SaaS, e-commerce, and content platforms.
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When to call

Common situations clients face.

Digital-compliance guidance helps when you are:

  • Launching a new website, app, or online product
  • Collecting user data, emails, or payments
  • Unsure whether your privacy policy is accurate
  • Concerned about accessibility (ADA / WCAG) exposure
  • Using analytics, cookies, or third-party integrations
  • Selling to customers in states or countries with privacy laws

Who it's for

Who this is for.

Digital-compliance support fits anyone whose business runs through a website or app, including:

  • SaaS and technology companies
  • E-commerce and digital-product brands
  • Agencies and studios shipping client sites
  • Content creators and online educators
  • Startups collecting user data or payments

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.