Legal Documents

Accessibility Statement

Enter your accessibility statement so that it can appear on your online boutique via the link in the footer.

Accessibility statements are important for several reasons:

Show your users that you care about accessibility and about them
Provide them with information about the accessibility of your content
Demonstrate commitment to accessibility, and to social responsibility

In some situations, you may be required to provide an accessibility statement, such as public bodies in countries that implement the EU Web Accessibility Directive . The W3C list of Web Accessibility Laws & Policies can help you identify policies applicable to you.

Learn more about accessibility statements here:

Developing an Accessibility Statement | Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) | W3C

dakis can help you with your accessibility compliance through it's concierge program. Contact sales@dakis.com for more information.

Privacy Policy

A privacy policy is a document that states what personal data you collect from your users, why, and how you keep it private

As a website owner, you need to have a privacy policy to comply with local privacy policies. In the main jurisdictions dakis operates in, these are the acts to follow:
GDPR (Europe)
PIPEDA (Canada)
CCPA (California) - the USA doesn't have a federal privacy law and the California act is generally the most stringent. Check with your local authorities for guidance on how to treat personal data.
Privacy Act (Australia)
Privacy Act (New Zealand)
Data protection act (UK)

Terms & Conditions

Enter your terms & conditions so that they can appear on your online boutique via the link in the footer.

Terms & Conditions is the document defining the legal contract between the retailer and the consumer. This can also be referred to as Terms of Service (ToS), Terms of Use and End User License Agreement (EULA). Terms & Conditions for retail are fairly standard and there are many generators online that can help you craft yours. More complex business' should refer to their lawyers for more information.

Note that very many payment processors won't let you operate online without clearly defined terms & conditions outlining things as delivery policy, refund policy, return policy, product information policy, pricing policy, etc.