Disclaimer
Effective Date: July 1, 2026
To keep our digital footprint clean, high-performing, and completely transparent, we operate under a strict code of editorial and technical independence. This page outlines our position on third-party software, financial kickbacks, and technical accountability.
1. No Affiliate Shenanigans & Zero Promotion Kickbacks
We do not participate in affiliate marketing programs, sponsored content networks, or paid software promotions.
If we recommend a specific development framework, a hosting environment, a DIY platform, or an e-commerce infrastructure, it is because we actively use it in production and believe it is the absolute best solution for local business owners. We do not receive financial commissions, free software perks, or referral fees when you click an external link or adopt a tool we write about. Our advice cannot be bought.
2. Technical Accuracy & "As-Is" Code
The web development ecosystem moves incredibly fast. The technical advice, code blocks, layout strategies, and optimization insights shared on this site are provided entirely "as-is" for educational purposes.
While everything we publish is pulled directly from our real-world studio experience, we cannot guarantee that a specific technical solution will behave identically in your unique circumstances and environemnt. You assume full responsibility for testing any code snippets or LLM prompts posted on our blog.
3. Earnings & Performance Disclaimer
We love building high-performance, fast-loading web infrastructure that targets Lighthouse scores above 90 because it provides an exceptional user experience. However, a website is only one part of a business operation.
Any case studies, speed performance metrics, or traffic optimization strategies shared on this site represent real outcomes achieved for specific projects. They are not a guarantee, promise, or projection of your specific business earnings, search engine rankings, or customer conversion rates. Your digital success depends on your local market, your specific service pricing, your operational execution, and variables entirely outside software architecture.
4. Third-Party Systems Notice
Our technical recommendations naturally point toward external web infrastructure, developer tools, or cloud platforms. We have zero control over the uptime, API modifications, pricing shifts, or corporate policies of external platforms.
If a third-party service alters its operational structure, deprecates a tool, or suffers an infrastructure outage, our studio bears no responsibility or liability for how those external shifts impact your independent business systems.
If you have any questions about this document, feel free to reach out to us at: hello@legitwebdev.com.