Morrow Aesthetic Surgery
Canadian portfolio guardrails
Portfolio concept — fictional practice, people, locations, services, and contact details. No services are offered.
This is practical portfolio guidance, not legal advice. Morrow is a fictional design and development concept, not a medical-practice website or an operating clinic.
Safe to do
- Show original interface design, responsive behavior, animation, and local-only form validation.
- Use original or properly licensed assets with a provenance record.
- Keep prominent fictional-concept disclosures and no operational contact route.
Do not do
- Do not introduce a real clinician, credentials, patient results, testimonials, before/after content, real locations, contact details, booking, analytics, or data collection.
- Do not reuse client-originated copy, photos, marks, factual profile, or distinctive visual expression.
- Do not rely on a fine-print disclaimer if the page's overall impression looks like an active clinic.
Privacy boundary
The interaction preview does not submit, transmit, store, or track entries. A real form would require an appropriate collection purpose, notice, consent, minimization, safeguards, retention/deletion plan, privacy contact, and review before launch.
Evidence sources
| Source | Why it matters here |
|---|---|
| Competition Act, ss. 52 and 74.01 | False or misleading public representations are prohibited; overall impression matters. |
| BC Personal Information Protection Act | Private organizations need appropriate purposes, notice, consent, safeguards, and retention controls for personal information. |
| Office of the Privacy Commissioner — meaningful consent | People need clear information about collection, use, sharing, purpose, and risks. |
| Government of Canada — About copyright | Original expression is protected; general ideas and themes are not. |
| CPSBC advertising standard | Future reference only if this ever becomes a real BC physician site. |
Before public release
- Recheck the official source dates and asset rights.
- Run the identifier and network-route audits.
- Keep noindex until an explicit decision is made to allow indexing.
- Obtain qualified legal, privacy, and clinical review if this concept becomes a real medical site.