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This is an English translation for convenience; the Spanish version prevails in case of discrepancy.

Introduction and definitions

This document sets out the Terms and Conditions of use (hereinafter the “Terms”) that govern access to and use of the website juli.com.co (hereinafter the “Site”), owned by Julian Franco, an independent professional domiciled in Colombia (hereinafter the “Owner”).

By accessing, browsing or using this Site, you (hereinafter the “User” or “Client”) agree to be bound by these Terms and by the applicable legal provisions. If you do not agree, we ask that you leave the Site.

Acceptance and modification of the Terms

Using the Site implies full acceptance of these Terms in their current version. The Owner reserves the right to modify them at any time. Continued use of the Site after changes are published constitutes acceptance of those changes.

Professional services

1. Nature of the services

The Site offers professional web development and SEO consulting services, including:

1.1. Web development:

1.2. SEO consulting:

2. Notice about SEO results

The Owner does not guarantee specific positions in search engines. Search ranking results depend on factors outside the Owner’s control, including the algorithms of Google and other search engines, competition in the industry, domain age and indexing changes. The contracted service consists of applying SEO methodologies and best practices, not of achieving a specific position in search results. Any estimate of results is for guidance only and is not contractual.

3. Hiring services

3.1. Hiring process:

3.2. Payment terms:

3.3. Client obligations:

3.4. Owner obligations:

Intellectual property

1. Site content

All rights to the Site’s Content belong to the Owner or to third parties who have authorized its use. Reproduction, distribution or commercial use without express authorization is prohibited.

2. Ownership of work delivered to the Client

Once full payment for the contracted service has been received, the Client acquires ownership of the final product delivered (design, code and content produced specifically for the Client). The Owner reserves:

While payments remain outstanding, the Owner retains all rights to the work developed and is not required to deliver it or transfer access.

3. Third-party licenses

The Client is responsible for obtaining and maintaining the licenses required for any third-party software, images, fonts or other resources the Client asks to include in the project.

Limitation of liability

1. Site availability

The Owner will make reasonable efforts to keep the Site running but does not guarantee uninterrupted availability or the absence of errors, especially since the Site runs on third-party infrastructure (GitHub Pages).

2. Accuracy of information

The information on the Site is provided for guidance. Service descriptions and price estimates are indicative and may change. They do not constitute a binding offer unless confirmed in a formal proposal accepted by both parties.

The Site may contain links to external sites. The Owner does not control or endorse those sites and assumes no responsibility for their content.

4. Disclaimer

The Owner shall not be liable for:

Force majeure

The Owner shall not be liable for delays or failures caused by circumstances beyond the Owner’s reasonable control, including third-party infrastructure failures, internet service outages, illness, or force majeure or fortuitous events recognized under Colombian law. In such cases, the Owner will notify the Client of the situation as soon as possible and both parties will agree on the necessary adjustments.

Blog and comments

The Owner moderates blog comments and reserves the right to remove any that contain offensive language, spam, illegal content or material that infringes third-party rights. Users are responsible for the content of their comments.

Term and termination

These Terms remain in effect while the Site is active. The Owner may terminate or suspend access for breach of these Terms; confidentiality and intellectual property obligations survive termination.

Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by Colombian law, including Ley 1581 de 2012 (Colombia’s personal data protection law), Ley 23 de 1982 (Colombia’s copyright law) and Ley 527 de 1999 (Colombia’s e-commerce and electronic messages law). Disputes will preferably be resolved by amicable agreement and, failing that, before the competent courts of Colombia.

Contact

For communications related to these Terms:

Last updated: March 28, 2026