Terms of Use | William Web Designer

The site presents professional website creation, landing pages, e-commerce, and INPI trademark registration consulting services.

Published information is informational and commercial. Proposals, timelines, fees, and scopes are defined individually after reviewing each request.

Requests sent via the quote form or WhatsApp do not constitute an automatic contract. Each proposal may have validity, payment terms, and specific deliverables.

We reserve the right to decline projects that conflict with internal policies, operational capacity, or legal requirements.

Availability consultations and registration services depend on technical analysis and INPI procedures. Preliminary search results do not guarantee automatic grant of the application.

Institutional timelines of INPI and third parties may affect estimated schedules.

Site content — texts, layout, visual identity, code, images, and portfolio materials — is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced without authorization.

Projects delivered to clients follow the contractual terms agreed regarding license of use, source code, and digital assets.

It is prohibited to:

• Submit false or offensive data, or data that violates third-party rights.
• Attempt to access restricted areas, exploit vulnerabilities, or overload infrastructure.
• Use the site for unlawful purposes, spam, or unauthorized reverse engineering.

We apply good security and availability practices, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation.

We are not liable for indirect damages arising from temporary unavailability, external links, or decisions based solely on generic site content without a formal proposal.

The site may contain links to WhatsApp, YouTube, social networks, and third-party tools. We do not control the content or policies of those services.

These terms may be updated at any time. Continued use after publication of changes implies acceptance of the current version.

Brazilian law applies. Any disputes will preferably be resolved amicably; failing agreement, the venue of the controller’s judicial district is elected, except where consumer law provides otherwise.