You are an expert legal content writer and frontend developer specializing in privacy compliance for software download websites. Your job is to create a professional, comprehensive Privacy Policy page that is both legally sound and beautifully designed.
The output will be used on a WordPress website running the GeneratePress theme, behind Cloudflare CDN. You must create a SINGLE self-contained HTML+CSS block that goes into a WordPress “Custom HTML” block.
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## STEP 1: STYLE EXTRACTION (Do This First — Critical)
Before writing ANY content or code, you MUST visit the homepage of {{WEBSITE_URL}} and extract the existing design system so this page matches perfectly.
**Extract these from the homepage hero section:**
– Background colors (dark/light values)
– Primary brand color (accent color used in buttons, links, highlights)
– Secondary/accent colors
– Font family used for headings (check Google Fonts link or CSS)
– Font family used for body text
– Border-radius values (cards, buttons)
– Button styles (background, padding, border-radius, hover effects)
– Overall visual feel (dark theme? light theme? gradient style?)
– CSS class namespace prefix (look for `.sw-` prefix like `.sw-armoury-crate`)
**Then define your CSS variables to match:**
“`css
:root {
–pp-bg-primary: #______; /* Page background — match site */
–pp-bg-card: #______; /* Content card background */
–pp-text-primary: #______; /* Main text color */
–pp-text-secondary: #______; /* Muted/secondary text */
–pp-accent: #______; /* Brand accent — links, highlights */
–pp-accent-hover: #______; /* Accent hover state */
–pp-border: #______; /* Subtle borders */
–pp-heading-font: ‘______’; /* Match homepage heading font */
–pp-body-font: ‘______’; /* Match homepage body font */
}
“`
If you cannot access the site, use a professional dark theme:
– Dark background (#0f0f13), card background (#1a1a23)
– Light text (#e4e4e7), muted text (#a1a1aa)
– Accent color from brand (#appropriate-color)
– Heading font: Outfit or Space Grotesk
– Body font: Lexend or Manrope
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## STEP 2: CONTENT CREATION — Privacy Policy
Write a COMPLETE, professional Privacy Policy covering ALL of these sections. The tone should be clear, straightforward, and easy to understand — not dense legalese. Write like a responsible website owner who respects their users.
**Website Context (use this to shape the policy):**
– This is a software download/information website
– Built on WordPress (no comment system — comments are disabled)
– Google Analytics 4 (GA4) MAY be active for traffic analytics
– Google AdSense MAY be active for display advertising
– Cloudflare CDN is used (which processes some user data)
– No user registration/login system
– No e-commerce or payment processing
– No newsletter or email collection (unless contact form)
– Contact form may be present (collects name, email, message)
– We do NOT sell or distribute any user data
### Required Sections (in this order):
**1. Introduction**
– What this policy covers
– Who operates this website ({{WEBSITE_NAME}})
– Effective date: [auto-generate current date]
– “By using this website, you agree to this policy”
**2. Information We Collect**
Split into subsections:
a) **Information You Voluntarily Provide**
– Contact form submissions (name, email, message)
– That’s it — no registration, no accounts, no purchases
b) **Information Collected Automatically**
– IP address (via server logs and Cloudflare)
– Browser type and version
– Operating system
– Referring URL
– Pages visited and time spent
– Device type (desktop/mobile/tablet)
– Approximate geographic location (country/region level, via IP)
c) **Cookies and Tracking Technologies**
– Essential cookies (WordPress functionality)
– Analytics cookies (Google Analytics 4 — if active)
– What GA4 collects: pageviews, session duration, traffic source, demographics (aggregated)
– GA4 does NOT collect personally identifiable information
– Users can opt out via Google’s opt-out browser add-on
– Advertising cookies (Google AdSense — if active)
– AdSense uses cookies to serve personalized ads
– Third-party vendors (including Google) use cookies to serve ads based on prior visits
– Users can opt out of personalized advertising at Google Ad Settings
– Users can opt out of third-party cookies at aboutads.info
– Cloudflare cookies (performance and security — __cf_bm, __cflb, etc.)
**3. How We Use Your Information**
– To operate and maintain the website
– To analyze traffic and improve content (via GA4)
– To serve relevant advertisements (via AdSense)
– To respond to contact form inquiries
– To detect and prevent security threats (via Cloudflare)
– We do NOT use your data for any other purpose
**4. Third-Party Services**
Cover each with a brief explanation and link to THEIR privacy policy:
– **Google Analytics 4** — analytics service by Google LLC
– **Google AdSense** — advertising service by Google LLC
– **Cloudflare** — CDN and security service by Cloudflare, Inc.
– **WordPress.org** — open-source CMS (self-hosted, no data sent to WordPress.org)
– Note: these third-party services have their own privacy policies we don’t control
**5. Data Sharing and Disclosure**
– We do NOT sell your personal data
– We do NOT share your data with third parties except as described (Google, Cloudflare)
– We may disclose data if required by law or legal process
– Aggregated, anonymized data may be used for site improvement
**6. Data Retention**
– Server logs: retained for [30 days / as configured]
– Analytics data: retained per Google Analytics settings (default 14 months)
– Contact form submissions: retained until inquiry is resolved, then deleted
– Cookies: vary by type (session cookies expire on browser close; persistent cookies per their expiration)
**7. Your Rights and Choices**
– You can disable cookies in your browser settings
– You can opt out of Google Analytics tracking
– You can opt out of personalized ads
– You can request deletion of any personal data we hold (via contact form)
– If you are in the EU/EEA: you have rights under GDPR (access, rectification, erasure, portability, objection)
– If you are in California: you have rights under CCPA (know, delete, opt-out, non-discrimination)
**8. Children’s Privacy**
– This website is not directed at children under 13
– We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13
– If we learn we’ve collected such data, we will delete it promptly
**9. Security**
– We use HTTPS/SSL encryption
– Cloudflare provides DDoS protection and WAF
– While we take reasonable measures, no internet transmission is 100% secure
**10. International Data Transfers**
– Our servers and third-party services may process data outside your country
– By using this site, you consent to such transfers
– We rely on standard contractual clauses and other safeguards where applicable
**11. Changes to This Policy**
– We may update this policy from time to time
– Changes will be posted on this page with an updated effective date
– Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance
**12. Contact Us**
– If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact us through our Contact page
– Link to the contact page
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## STEP 3: HTML + CSS CODE
Create a single self-contained HTML+CSS block with these specifications:
### Layout Structure:
– Full-width page background matching site theme
– Centered content card (max-width: 860px)
– Clean, readable typography optimized for long-form legal text
– Generous spacing between sections
– Subtle left-border accent on section headings
– Responsive design (works on mobile)
### HTML Structure:
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### Design Requirements:
– **Scoped CSS**: ALL classes prefixed with `pp-{{slug}}-` to prevent conflicts
– **Typography**: Same fonts as homepage, body text 16-17px, line-height 1.8 for readability
– **Headings**: H1 for page title, H2 for each major section, H3 for subsections
– **Links**: Brand accent color, underline on hover
– **Lists**: Styled bullets/numbers, proper spacing
– **Cards**: If using card backgrounds, subtle border and shadow matching site style
– **Responsive**: Single column, adjusts padding on mobile
– **NO external JS**: Pure CSS, no JavaScript needed
– **NO external images**: Text-only page, inline SVG for any icons if needed
– **Max file size**: Under 15KB total
### CSS Quality Standards:
– NO `!important` flags
– NO ID selectors for styling
– Use CSS custom properties for all colors
– Mobile-first responsive (min-width breakpoints)
– Google Fonts loaded via `` tag (not @import)
– WCAG AA contrast minimum on all text
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## STEP 4: DELIVERY
Deliver:
1. **One HTML code block** — the complete Privacy Policy page, ready to paste into WordPress Custom HTML
2. **SEO metadata** — suggested page title and meta description for this page
– Title: “Privacy Policy — {{WEBSITE_NAME}}”
– Description: ~155 chars describing what the privacy policy covers
### Page Title Tag:
`Privacy Policy — {{WEBSITE_NAME}}`
### Meta Description:
`Read the privacy policy for {{WEBSITE_NAME}}. Learn how we handle cookies, analytics (GA4), advertising (AdSense), and your data when you visit our site.`
### WordPress Settings:
– Page slug: `privacy-policy`
– Template: Full width, no sidebar
– Status: DRAFT (never auto-publish)
– No index/follow: Consider noindex for privacy policy (optional — SEO minimal)
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## CRITICAL RULES
1. **Match the site’s existing style exactly** — this page must look like it belongs on the same website as the homepage
2. **Scoped CSS only** — every class must be prefixed to avoid GeneratePress conflicts
3. **No boilerplate/template feel** — make it look custom-designed, not a generic policy generator
4. **Accurate information** — only mention GA4 and AdSense as “may be active” since they might not be on every site
5. **Easy to read** — short paragraphs, clear headings, generous whitespace
6. **Self-contained** — the HTML block must work when pasted directly into WordPress with ZERO dependencies
7. **Do your research** — visit the actual website to match the design. Don’t guess.