LEGAL / 03
Cookie policy.
Effective date: 1 January 2026.
What cookies do
Cookies are small files or browser storage entries used to remember information. This website uses a small amount of essential storage for its cookie choice. Optional analytics are not loaded by this demonstration unless a future version provides a clear consent route.
Categories
| Category | Purpose | Example | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Core site operation | Cookie preference | Session / persistent |
| Analytics | Usage analysis | Analytics identifier | Varies |
| Functional | Preferences | Display settings | Varies |
Consent choices
The banner provides Accept All, Reject Non-Essential and Preferences controls. Your selection is stored in local storage so the banner does not appear on every page. Rejecting non-essential storage does not prevent ordinary page navigation. Essential operation may still require a limited browser storage entry.
Analytics
No external analytics service is currently loaded by this static demonstration. If analytics are added, the service, purpose, provider, retention and consent behaviour will be described here. Analytics should not be activated where a visitor has rejected non-essential storage.
Functional preferences
Functional storage can remember choices that improve presentation or interaction. It is not required for the core text pages. A future functional feature should explain its purpose before storage is used.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can delete existing cookies and local storage through your browser settings. In Chrome, open Settings, Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies or Site settings. In Microsoft Edge, open Settings, Cookies and site permissions. In Firefox, open Settings, Privacy & Security and review Cookies and Site Data. In Safari, open Settings or Preferences, select Privacy and manage website data. Menu names can change between browser versions.
Impact of disabling storage
Disabling all cookies or local storage may cause the consent banner to return after each visit. It should not remove the main service content. Some embedded or future features may not retain preferences when storage is disabled.
Third-party content
External content, such as hosted images, may involve a request to the image host when a page loads. Third-party providers may process technical information under their own policies. Review those policies if you need to understand their handling. We do not place readable service text over those images.
Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent to [email protected]. This policy may be updated when site technology or legal requirements change.