Legal Notice & Terms of Use
Who is behind YJR Digital Studio and the conditions for using this website, in line with Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services (LSSI-CE).
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If anything here is unclear, email info@yoilenjuan.es.
1. Website owner
Owner: Yoilen Juan Rodriguez. Trade name: YJR Digital Studio.
Email: info@yoilenjuan.es. Phone: +34 632 160 368.
2. Purpose
This website presents web design, content and social media management services for small businesses, and lets you request information or a proposal.
3. Using the website
By browsing this website you agree to use it lawfully and in good faith. You may not try to damage it, access its systems without authorization, send unlawful content through the form or use it to send unsolicited communications.
4. Inquiries, proposals and contracts
Submitting the form or contacting me does not create a contract. Each project is agreed through a written proposal or agreement setting out scope, deliverables, timing and price.
If that proposal differs from anything on this website, the signed proposal prevails.
5. Intellectual property
The text, design, photographs and brand on this website belong to YJR Digital Studio or are used with permission. You may not copy or reuse them without permission.
Client projects are shown with their authorization and their brands belong to their owners. Ownership of work produced for each client is set out in their service agreement.
6. Links to other websites
This website links to third-party sites, such as client websites or WhatsApp. Their content and policies are outside my control and responsibility.
7. Results
The information on this website describes real services and examples, but does not guarantee a specific number of leads, sales or search rankings: results depend on each business and its market.
8. Liability
I work to keep the website available and up to date, but uninterrupted or error-free access cannot be guaranteed. No liability is accepted for damage caused by misuse of the website.
Nothing here limits the rights that consumers have under the law.
9. Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by Spanish law. Any dispute will be submitted to the courts of the owner's place of residence, unless the law gives a consumer the right to go to the courts where they live.
10. Changes
This notice may be updated when the services or the law change. The version published on this page is always the current one.