You probably think complying with web regulations is easy, but not everyone gets it right. At Lawwwing, here in 2025, we want to take the opportunity to explain the steps you need to follow to stay fully compliant with the regulations.
If you need to know how to ensure your website is fully legal, we explain how. At Lawwwing, we show you how to keep your site up to date.
If you own a website, you must comply with digital regulations, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the eCommerce Directive, and the Consumer Protection Laws, among others. We understand this can be complex, with many rules that frequently change, so we aim to break it down for you in an easy-to-understand way.
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The answer is simple: yes. The required documents and their content may vary, but whether you run a blog or an online store, you’ll need to have a Legal Notice, for example.
This depends on the website, but generally, the following are required:
The cookie banner is mandatory for websites using cookies. It informs users about cookies in use and allows them to reject non-essential ones.
While implementing a cookie banner may seem like a challenge for metrics tracking, the Lawwwing banner minimizes data loss with its "Accept" and "Configure" options.
Common penalties involve data protection violations, imposed by the Spanish Data Protection Agency for breaching GDPR or eCommerce Directive requirements. Fines can reach up to 4% of a company’s annual revenue.
As you can see, complying with web legislation isn’t always easy, but we make it simple with a plugin that automatically implements all necessary legal texts and a custom cookie banner tailored to your business and website needs. Contact us if you have any questions, and one of our specialists will assist you.
