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Use code with caution. 2. Ensure Visual Conspicuity

Courts look closely at design. A link that is hidden in a tiny font, colored the exact same shade as the background text, or buried beneath layers of menus will not hold up in court. Make sure your legal links contrast sharply with the background and are placed in highly visible areas, such as the footer of every page and directly on registration forms. 3. Implement Automated Link Auditing

Websites change constantly. A simple code deployment can easily break a footer link without anyone noticing. Implement automated linting tools in your deployment pipeline or use continuous website crawlers to scan for broken internal links and unclosed HTML tags. Conclusion

A Terms of Service agreement is only as strong as its accessibility. You can pay top-tier legal teams thousands of dollars to draft the perfect contract, but a single missing quote mark or an unclosed HTML tag can instantly render it useless. Treat your legal links with the same technical discipline as your payment gateways—because a break in either one will cost your business dearly.

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