Compliance ready UI
Disclosures, consent, and audit trails designed into the flow rather than bolted on the week before launch.
Disclosure added at the end of a project is the worst version of itself: a wall of text in a modal that everyone dismisses, which satisfies nobody and protects less than it appears to.
Designed in from the start, the same requirements become ordinary interface. Disclosure placed where the decision is made rather than buried at signup. Consent that records what was shown and when. Audit trails that capture the state a person actually saw, which is the thing that matters if the interaction is ever questioned.
This is design work that accommodates your compliance requirements. Your counsel decides what those requirements are.
What you get
- Disclosure placed at the decision point
- Consent capture with a record of what was shown
- Audit trail of displayed state
- Readable, plain language legal copy layout
- Design that implements your counsel's requirements
This is interface design, not legal advice. Requirements are set by your own counsel or compliance function.