We take visitor privacy and website accessibility seriously. We hold our work to high standards and build websites with the goal of supporting applicable legal requirements and accommodating visitors with disabilities.
Cookies and tracking permissions
Our websites may use cookies and tools such as Google Analytics to understand visitor traffic and improve website performance. Depending on the configuration, these tools may collect browser information, device identifiers, and browsing activity—not simply anonymous visitor counts.
For advertising campaigns we manage, our policy is to require affirmative visitor opt-in before activating retargeting technologies. Cookie permissions should reflect the tools in use and the requirements applicable to your business.
Healthcare websites require additional consideration. A cookie opt-in does not replace any required HIPAA authorization for using or disclosing protected health information. See HHS guidance on tracking technologies (https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/guidance/hipaa-online-tracking/index.html).
Accessibility and ADA requirements
We take the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other applicable accessibility requirements seriously. We build with accessibility in mind and work to address barriers that may prevent visitors with disabilities from accessing website information or services.
Recognized standards such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) help inform accessibility work. Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility as content, features, and third-party tools change. No widget, automated scan, or one-time review can guarantee full legal compliance. Learn more in the Department of Justice’s web accessibility guidance (https://www.ada.gov/resources/web-guidance/).
Legal responsibility
We provide website design, technical implementation, and support—not legal advice or legal certification. We cannot guarantee compliance with every applicable law, protection from litigation, or assume your business’s legal obligations as the website owner.
Our respective responsibilities and any limitations of liability are governed by our service agreement and applicable law. This article does not change those terms.
Working with your attorney
You are welcome to involve your attorney at any time. We are happy to review requested changes to cookie permissions, tracking tools, privacy disclosures, accessibility features, or other website requirements and work with you to implement them.
Send us your attorney’s written recommendations, and we will confirm the technical approach, scope, and timing of any requested accommodations.