§Legal
Terms & conditions
Last updated: 9 November 2026
1. About this website
This website presents the web design, development, redesign, debugging and maintenance services offered under the name AETHER Studio. By using the website, you accept these terms.
2. The provider
Services are provided by Samuel Renato Barone, a private individual in Romania, under the trading name AETHER Studio. Contact: studioaetherro [at] gmail.com.
3. Services and prices
Prices are shown in Romanian lei (RON), fixed and final for the scope described in each package. The provider is not VAT-registered.
Domain, hosting and any paid third-party services are not included and are paid directly to the providers.
Information on this website is not a binding offer. The exact scope, delivery time and payment terms are confirmed in writing before each project starts.
4. Revisions and timelines
Every package includes two revision rounds. Estimated timelines (about 5, 8 and 14 days) start once the client's content has been received.
Changes beyond the two rounds, or changes to the agreed structure, are agreed and approved in advance.
5. Portfolio
The projects shown in the portfolio are independent concepts featuring fictional businesses, created to demonstrate the provider's skills. They are not client work and do not suggest any association with real businesses. The photography used is licensed stock imagery.
6. Intellectual property
The design, text and code of this website belong to the provider and may not be copied or reused without written consent. Rights to websites built for clients are transferred according to the contract agreed for each project.
7. Liability
The website is provided “as is”. I make every effort to keep the information accurate and up to date, but cannot guarantee it is free of errors. I'm not responsible for the content of external websites linked from here.
I make no guarantees about search engine rankings; SEO improves a website's structure, but results depend on external factors.
8. Governing law
These terms are governed by Romanian law. Any disagreement is first settled amicably; otherwise, by the competent courts in Romania.
Consumers may contact the Romanian National Authority for Consumer Protection (ANPC), anpc.ro.