How would you judge this cyberpunk inspired website for my side gig as a freelancer?

https://arasaka.software

ps: arasaka is indeed in the name of my company

Looks nice,but isn't that copyright infringement?

@iiii I wonder how, the name is fictional, and the assets are all different from the original

@h4xx3r it is fictional but belongs to a certain copyrighted material

the Serial Experiment Lain gif is definitely copyrighted

"when it comes to buildING"
"Feel free to reach OUT TO ME"

1. you're gonna be sued to hell and back for "arasaka".

2. any website ending with a "fancy" TLD like .software is suspicious as fuck by definition

@tosensei especially for the logo which is taken from the game directly.

My uncle's one-man home-alarm installation business "Fox Security" used to have a logo that was heavily inspired from Firefox's (globe with a fox).

They actually went after him, and it's a really small business with a shitty website. So you better come up with a different logo.

FWIW the background pattern gave me more of a grungy feel than cyberpunk.

@iiii o.o can't you spot the differences?

@h4xx3r it's too similar to be considered an infringement

From a professional point of view: You do not provide any kind of address, just a webform. What is the legal name of your company (or do you want to express this with your copyright statement?), where is it located (you are somewhere in Italy, I assume the business is as well?), what is your (business) email address? Even a post address might be useful (even if it's just a postbox).
What about your privacy policy?

"For reasoneably sized projects ideas **I could build it up for you**, with **hosting management** included." - This sentence sounds wrong... Maybe "I can build reasonably sized projects including managed hosting."?

@sbiewald you're right, now I've updated the website giving the missing information, what do you think?