What cookies do
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and commonly sent back to a website with later requests. Other browser mechanisms, including localStorage and sessionStorage, can also retain information. They are not identical to cookies, even when used for a similar purpose.
What the editorial code uses
The supplied editorial pages and scripts do not set cookies, use localStorage or sessionStorage, or include analytics and advertising trackers. Mobile navigation, motion controls and reveal effects work without saving a preference across visits.
The homepage animation does not listen to audio. It requires no microphone permission, account or identifying token. Reduced-motion support reads your browser’s accessibility preference without creating a site-specific storage entry.
| Feature | Storage behaviour |
|---|---|
| Navigation and animation controls | Temporary page state only |
| Contact-draft text | Browser memory while the page is open |
| Copy draft | Your system clipboard, after you choose Copy |
| Download draft | A text file saved through your browser |
| Site assets | Your browser may cache files under its normal settings |
Separately provided controls
A hosting platform may provide its own consent interface or operational functionality outside these editorial files. If such an interface appears, use its preference controls and read its current disclosures for the storage names, purposes and durations it manages. This page does not invent a cookie inventory for a service not identified in the editorial code.
Optional technologies should not be treated as necessary simply because a consent interface exists. If the live site introduces analytics, advertising or other non-essential storage, its disclosures and controls should be updated before those technologies are enabled where consent is required.
Your browser choices
You can inspect and remove cookies and site data through your browser’s privacy or site-settings panel. The exact controls vary by browser. Clearing site data may reset preferences managed by a separate platform, but it does not necessarily remove downloaded files, clipboard history or emails you have sent.
Blocking cookies does not prevent ordinary web requests from reaching the host. For the distinction between local features, technical requests and correspondence, see our privacy information.
Questions
If you notice unexpected storage or a third-party request, include the page address and browser details in a message to [email protected]. Please omit unrelated personal data from screenshots or diagnostic information.