Legal notice
Who is behind this site, on what terms you can use it, and how far my liability goes.
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This is a translation provided for convenience. The legally binding version is the Spanish one: read it here.
Who I am
In accordance with article 10 of Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), these are the details of the owner of this site:
- Owner
- Alejandro Lledó López
- Tax ID (NIF)
- 71191981N
- Address
- Calle Los Dados 6, 47009 Valladolid, Spain
- alexlledo@me.com
- Website
- alexlledo.com
- Activity
- Software development and web services
I work for myself, with no company and no intermediaries. The email address above is the only channel for getting in touch, and I read it myself.
What this site is for
This site is a professional portfolio. It shows my work, my experience and the services I offer, and it lets anyone interested get in touch with me by email.
Nothing is sold from here. There are no user accounts, no private area and no payment gateway. Nothing published here amounts to a binding contractual offer: quotes are agreed in writing, case by case.
Terms of use
Browsing this site makes you a user and means you accept this legal notice as published at the time of your visit. If any of what follows doesn't sit right with you, the remedy is simple: don't use the site.
You agree to use the site in accordance with the law, with this notice and in good faith. Specifically, you may not use it for unlawful activities, to damage the systems that keep it running, to introduce malicious code, or to extract content in bulk or automatically for purposes other than search engine indexing.
Who owns what you see
The text, design, structure, source code, images and other content on this site belong to me or I hold a licence to use them. They are protected by intellectual and industrial property law.
You may view, print and share links to these pages. You may not reproduce, adapt or distribute them for commercial purposes without my written permission.
The Neutrix Variable typeface is the work of Black Studio and is used here under a purchased licence, which does not include the right to redistribute the font file. Downloading it from the server to use in another project breaches that licence.
Third-party trade marks, trade names and logos that appear here —clients, companies I have worked for, technologies I use— belong to their respective owners. They are mentioned for information only and imply no sponsorship or connection of any kind.
Links to other sites
Some pages link to third-party sites. Those sites aren't mine and I have no control over what they publish, so I am not responsible for their content or their privacy policies. The link only means that at the time it struck me as useful information.
The limits of my liability
I take reasonable care that what is published is accurate and up to date, but I cannot guarantee that there are no errors or that the information will remain current indefinitely.
Nor can I guarantee that the site will be available without interruption: it depends on third parties, on the network and on maintenance. I am not liable for damage arising from technical faults, service interruptions or the presence of viruses or other harmful elements introduced by third parties, provided I have taken the security measures that can reasonably be expected.
None of the above excludes liability that the law does not allow to be excluded, in particular towards consumers.
Personal data
The processing of personal data has its own, more detailed document: privacy policy. In short: this site uses no cookies and asks you for no details through a form, and the only things I process are the email you choose to send me and the technical logs the server generates.
Changes to this notice
I may amend this text when my details, the law or the way the site works change. The version that applies is always the one published here, and the date shown at the top indicates when it was last reviewed.
Governing law and jurisdiction
This relationship is governed by Spanish law.
If you are a consumer, any dispute will be settled by the courts of your place of residence: that is a right the law gives you and this notice does not seek to curtail it. You may also use the European Commission's online dispute resolution platform.
If you are acting as a business or professional, the parties submit to the courts of Valladolid, waiving any other jurisdiction that might apply.