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Legal notice

Last updated: 22 September 2026

Who runs this site

This website is published and operated by Snapra Studio, an independent design and development studio working remotely from the CET time zone. Snapra Studio is a trading name of a sole trader registered in Spain.

Trading name
Snapra Studio
Website
https://snaprastudio.com
Registered in
Spain

What this site is for

The site presents the studio’s work, services and way of working, and offers two ways to start a conversation: a project brief form and an email address. It does not sell anything directly, take payments, or create an account for you.

Using the site

You may read, share and link to anything here. By using the site you agree not to:

  • use it in a way that breaks the law or harms someone else,
  • attempt to disrupt, overload or gain unauthorised access to it,
  • submit the contact form with false details or on someone else's behalf, or
  • copy its content or design and present it as your own.

Who owns what

The design, code, copy and illustrations of this site belong to Snapra Studio unless stated otherwise. Project screenshots shown in the work section remain the property of the clients they belong to and appear here as a portfolio, with their brand names used only to identify the work.

Third-party names and logos (Framer, Webflow, Next.js, Figma, Supabase, Contra and others) belong to their respective owners and are used to describe the tools and platforms involved.

Links to other sites

Some links lead to sites this studio does not run: client projects, social profiles and booking tools. Snapra Studio is not responsible for their content or their privacy practices.

Liability

The site is published as it is. Reasonable care goes into keeping it accurate and available, but no guarantee is given that it will be error free or uninterrupted, and nothing here is professional advice you should act on without checking it.

Law and jurisdiction

This notice is governed by Spanish law. Any dispute that cannot be settled directly will be heard by the competent courts, without affecting the rights a consumer has under the law of their country of residence.

Related pages

See also the privacy policy and the cookie policy.