Cookie Policy
We work in a business where tracking is used carelessly. So this site keeps it to the minimum: no advertising cookies, no analytics, no third-party trackers.
Last updated: 3 August 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. Related technologies — localStorage, sessionStorage, and pixels — do the same job in different ways. This policy covers all of them.
2. What this site actually stores
One item, and it is not a cookie. When you use the light/dark toggle, your choice is saved in your browser's localStorage under the key theme so the site does not flash the wrong colours on your next visit.
- It is strictly necessary for the preference you chose, so it does not require consent.
- It never leaves your device — we cannot read it, and it is not sent to any server.
- It contains no identifier and cannot be used to recognise you.
- Clearing your browser's site data removes it.
3. What we do not use
As of the date at the top of this page, this website runs no analytics (no Google Analytics), no advertising or retargeting pixels (no Meta, Google Ads, or LinkedIn Insight tags), no social media trackers, and no third-party embeds that set cookies. Nothing on this site follows you to another one.
Client campaigns are a separate matter: when we run advertising or affiliate tracking for a client, that tracking sits on the client'swebsite under the client's own privacy and cookie policies, and is agreed with them in writing first.
4. Form submissions
The contact form is delivered through EmailJS, which processes the submission in order to send it to our inbox but does not set tracking cookies for us. What happens to the details you send is covered in our Privacy Policy.
5. Controlling storage
Every major browser lets you block or clear cookies and site data from its settings. Because this site sets nothing beyond your theme preference, blocking it changes nothing except that the site will follow your system light/dark setting each visit.
6. Changes
If we ever add analytics or any third-party tag, we will update this page before it goes live and add a consent banner where the law requires one.