Do take the time to review your user interface (UI), understand your recordkeeping process, and assess your current tech capabilities on the front end before litigation becomes a problem.
Key takeaways
Here are some learnings from their conversation:
- Screen design matters! Courts have become more discerning of evidence and the more you can collaborate with your design team to publish web pages that are compliant, the more you can protect your business.
- Modification and version control are critical. When you make updates to your terms, are you able to show what users agreed to at the time they clicked to accept?
- Don’t precheck the box. Even with a clickwrap, this takes away agency from the user.
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