Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser when a website is visited. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, and scripts that remember a choice or provide technical information about how a page operates. Some technologies last only for a browser session; others remain until they expire or are deleted.

2. Current Website Use

The website may use local browser storage to remember a visitor’s light or dark theme preference. It may also rely on strictly necessary technical storage used by the hosting environment for security, traffic management, or reliable page delivery. The project inquiry form in the current website experience validates information in the browser and displays a confirmation; it does not require an advertising cookie.

3. Categories

Strictly necessary

These technologies support page delivery, security, load balancing, fraud prevention, accessibility, and functions specifically requested by the visitor. They generally cannot be disabled through a site preference tool without affecting operation.

Preference storage

Preference technologies remember choices such as the selected color theme. Removing them may reset the website to its default appearance on the next visit.

Measurement and analytics

If privacy-conscious analytics are introduced, they may help understand aggregate page traffic, device categories, referral sources, or technical errors. Non-essential analytics should be activated only as permitted by applicable law and any consent mechanism shown on the site.

Marketing technologies

The current website is not designed around behavioral advertising cookies. If marketing or retargeting tools are added later, this policy and any consent controls will be updated before those tools are used where required.

4. Third-Party Resources

Fonts, hosting, security, or other technical resources may be supplied by third parties. When a browser requests an external resource, the provider may receive technical information such as IP address, browser details, and the referring page. Providers control their own processing practices, subject to their terms and applicable law.

5. Consent

Where consent is required for non-essential technologies, those technologies should not be activated until the visitor makes the relevant choice. Consent can be withdrawn through available site controls or by clearing browser storage. Necessary technologies may operate without consent where the law permits because they support a requested service or essential website function.

6. Browser Controls

Most browsers allow visitors to view, block, or delete cookies and site storage. Controls differ by browser and device. Blocking all storage may prevent the site from remembering theme preferences and may affect technical functions. Private browsing may clear some storage after a session.

7. Do Not Track and Global Signals

Browser “Do Not Track” signals do not have one universally accepted response standard. Where legally recognized preference signals apply to a covered activity, reasonable measures will be taken to honor them. The current website does not sell personal information or use cross-context behavioral advertising.

8. Retention

Session technologies normally expire when the browser closes. Preference storage may remain until deleted or replaced. Hosting and security logs associated with technical requests may be retained for limited operational, diagnostic, abuse-prevention, or legal periods as described in the Privacy Policy.

9. Changes

This policy may be updated when technologies, providers, or legal requirements change. The date at the top identifies the current version. Visitors should review this page periodically.