Terms
Terms of use
These terms apply to the use of sajtovizafirme.com and to enquiries sent through it. By using the site you accept these terms. Last updated: 2 November 2026.
Terms of use
Rules for using the site.
Who runs the site
The site is run by D. Svilenković, who provides the services described on it and answers enquiries. Email: dimitrije@sajtovizafirme.com, phone: +381 61 224 8989.
What the site offers
The site describes what a business website should contain, by industry: for each industry the regulations with source, article and check date, common mistakes and examples of websites I built, together with a table of obligations by industry. Through the form at the bottom of every page you can send an enquiry about a new website.
Content is for information
The notes on regulations by industry, the table of obligations, guides and examples are general information. They are not legal, tax or other professional advice for your situation and do not replace the advice of a lawyer or the interpretation of the competent authority or chamber. I check regulations before publishing and give the source and check date for each claim, but regulations change and how they apply depends on the industry and the circumstances of the business. Before publishing a website or making another important decision, check the current text of the regulation at the cited source or consult a professional.
An enquiry is not an order
The site does not accept orders or payments. An enquiry sent through the form, by email or by phone is not an order and does not bind you or me. Service descriptions and any indicative prices on the site are not an offer under the Serbian Law of Obligations but an invitation to send an enquiry.
I reply to an enquiry with a written offer stating the scope, price, deadline and payment terms. A contract is formed only when you accept the offer in writing, and the terms of the accepted offer apply to the work. If you are a consumer, ordering a website for personal purposes rather than for your business, the offer also includes the information required by the Serbian Consumer Protection Law, including information on the right to withdraw from a distance contract.
Acceptable use
You may not send advertising, fake enquiries or malicious content through the form; disrupt the site, overload it with automated requests or attempt unauthorised access; or present the site's content as your own.
Copyright
The texts, graphics, code and design of the site are protected by copyright. They belong to me or are used with the permission of the rights holders. You may share a link and quote a short passage with attribution. Any other copying, modification or publication requires written permission.
Links to other websites
The site links to regulations and other sources. Their owners are responsible for their content and privacy practices.
Liability
I try to keep the information accurate and the site available, but the site or the form may be briefly unavailable because of maintenance or a fault. If you do not receive a reply to your enquiry, email dimitrije@sajtovizafirme.com or call +381 61 224 8989. I am not liable for damage caused by using general information from the site, unless caused intentionally or by gross negligence. This does not limit the statutory rights of consumers.
Privacy
How data from enquiries, emails and server logs is processed is described in the privacy policy.
Complaints and out-of-court dispute resolution
You can submit a complaint about the site or a service by email to dimitrije@sajtovizafirme.com or by phone on +381 61 224 8989. I confirm receipt without delay and reply within eight days of receiving the complaint at the latest.
If you are a consumer and we cannot resolve a dispute by agreement, you can start out-of-court consumer dispute resolution before a body on the list kept by the Serbian ministry responsible for consumer protection. I am required to take part in that procedure. You can start it after you have first submitted a complaint to me.
Governing law and changes
These terms are governed by the law of the Republic of Serbia. We resolve disagreements by agreement and, failing that, the competent court in the Republic of Serbia has jurisdiction. If you are a consumer, this does not reduce your rights under the Serbian Consumer Protection Law or the protection given to you by the law of the country where you live.
I may change these terms. A new version applies from its publication on this page, with a new last-updated date. Work already agreed is governed by the terms of the accepted offer.
Summary
Key points
- 01An enquiry is not an order
- 02Work starts from a written offer you accept
- 03Notes on regulations are general information, not legal advice
- 04Complaints are answered within eight days
- 05Serbian law applies