A Website for Your Small Business in Sri Lanka: Where to Start
You don’t need a big budget to look professional online. The pages, features and steps that matter for small businesses.
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Sri Lanka’s Personal Data Protection Act No. 9 of 2022 sets rules for how organisations collect and use personal data. If your website has forms, accounts or a shop, it applies to you. This is a general overview, not legal advice.
Every form field should have a purpose. Don’t ask for NIC numbers or birthdays unless you genuinely need them.
Publish a clear privacy policy explaining what you collect, why, how long you keep it and how people can contact you about their data.
Use clear opt-ins for newsletters and marketing messages. Don’t pre-tick boxes.
Use SSL, strong passwords, role-based access, secure hosting and regular backups. Limit who can export customer lists.
Have a process for people who ask to see, correct or delete their data.
The Act applies broadly. Check the current requirements and timelines with a legal advisor.
Yes, we include policy pages and consent-friendly forms in our builds.
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You don’t need a big budget to look professional online. The pages, features and steps that matter for small businesses.
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