Add the legal links every site needs

• You run any website or web app that collects personal data, uses cookies or sells anything.

• Most privacy laws require your privacy notice to be easy to find. California's CalOPPA, for example, expects a conspicuous link on the home page that includes the word 'Privacy'.
• Cookie laws expect a way to change cookie choices later, and a footer link is the standard place for it.
• EU law requires online services to show the provider's name, address, email, company register and VAT number (e-Commerce Directive Art. 5), and businesses in Germany need an Impressum with these details (§5 DDG).

• Your business's legal name, address, contact email and company registration and VAT numbers if you have them.
• Your existing privacy notice and terms, or a note that they still need writing.

Copy it into your AI builder. Fill in anything in [brackets] first, and review every change before you ship it.

Add a legal section to the footer of every page in this app, including signed-out pages, sign-up, checkout and error pages.

1. LINKS (in this order)
- Privacy notice
- Terms of service
- Cookie settings (reopens the cookie banner)
- Contact
- Refunds or Returns, if the app sells to consumers
- Accessibility, if there is an accessibility statement
- Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information (or Your Privacy Choices), if the business sells or shares personal data under US state laws
- Impressum, if the business is based in Germany or targets German users

2. BUSINESS DETAILS
- Show the legal name of the business that runs the app and a contact email in the footer.
- Create a Legal notice or Impressum page with: legal name and legal form, postal address (not a PO box), email and a second quick contact method, company register and number, VAT number, and the authorised representative. Use [brackets] for anything I need to fill in; don't invent details.

3. LEGAL PAGES
- Make sure the privacy notice and terms pages exist, load without signing in, aren't blocked by the cookie banner, and show a "Last updated" date.
- Link the privacy notice wherever personal data is collected (under sign-up and contact forms).

4. DESIGN
- Readable text size and contrast, works on mobile, and the links are real links (not buttons that need JavaScript).

When you're done: list every file you changed, explain each change in one line, and give me a step-by-step test for each numbered item above. Don't change anything unrelated.

• Footer only on the marketing pages, missing from the app, checkout and sign-up.
• Legal pages behind the sign-in wall.
• A cookie banner that covers the privacy link.
• Placeholder business details left in production.

1. 1Open the home page, sign-up, checkout and a 404 page while signed out: the footer links are on all of them.
2. 2Click each link: every page loads without signing in and shows a last-updated date.
3. 3Cookie settings reopens the banner.
4. 4Search the site for [ and 'Lorem': no placeholders left.

• EU e-Commerce Directive 2000/31/EC
• Germany: §5 Digitale-Dienste-Gesetz (DDG)

General guidance for common problems, not legal advice. Whether a rule applies depends on where you operate, who your users are and the size of your business.