Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small pieces of information that websites or associated services can ask a browser to store and return on subsequent requests. Related mechanisms include local storage, session storage, pixels, and device identifiers. Different mechanisms may trigger different consent or notice requirements depending on how they are used.

Browser caches keep copies of website resources to speed up delivery. Caching alone is not the same as creating an analytics cookie or a cross-site advertising identifier.

2. Technologies Used on This Website

The supplied frontend does not intentionally write to document.cookie, localStorage or sessionStorage. It does not install Google Analytics, tag-management pixels, third-party advertisements, social-media embeds, visitor profiling, or similar tracking features.

The site uses a local script for displaying business contact details and operating the mobile navigation. These functions do not need a persistent identifier or behavioural history.

3. Strictly Necessary Technologies

Depending on how the website is hosted, technically necessary measures may be used to serve pages, manage network routing, mitigate attacks or maintain an authenticated administrative environment that is separate from public visitors. Such infrastructure functions are determined by the actual hosting configuration.

Where a cookie is strictly necessary for a service requested by the user and local law provides an exemption, it may not require prior consent. It should still be disclosed accurately if introduced into public site operation.

4. Analytics and Performance Measurement

No browser-based analytics script is included in the supplied website. Hosting servers may maintain aggregate access information or diagnostic logs for operational reasons. A server log is not automatically an analytics cookie.

If the site later introduces optional statistics cookies or fingerprinting technologies, this policy will be amended to describe the provider, purposes, lifetimes and choices before deployment where required.

5. Advertising and Social-Media Cookies

There are no integrated social feeds, embedded tracking widgets, marketing pixels, interest-based advertising scripts or third-party advertising cookies in the current delivered pages. No personalised-advertising preference centre is needed for an absent feature.

If future integrations require non-essential browser storage or access, they will be reviewed separately and enabled only under the applicable legal conditions.

6. Consent and Your Choices

Because this version of the site does not use optional cookies, it does not present an artificial cookie banner or ask visitors to accept non-existent tracking. If that changes, a clear consent choice will be provided before applicable non-essential technologies are activated.

You can review, delete or block cookies and site data using your browser’s privacy controls. Blocking essential site functionality, if later introduced, may limit some features. Browsers may also provide settings for tracking protection and cached files.

7. Cookie Lifetimes

No first-party advertising or analytics cookie expiration periods apply to the current website because those cookies are not deployed. The lifetime of browser-cached files depends on the browser and web-server headers configured by the hosting provider.

If a future feature sets cookies, the relevant categories, providers and storage durations should be added to a specific inventory, rather than implied by this statement.

8. Third-Party Infrastructure

The website’s public styling, images, scripts and icon resources are delivered as local files in the supplied project. There are no required external font or content-delivery domains at page load.

An internet hosting provider still transports public website requests and may maintain technical security records. Our Privacy Policy describes information that may be associated with such access.

9. International Visitors

Rules on storage and access to information on a device vary by country. We aim to apply the requirements relevant to visitors, including Canadian privacy legislation and, when applicable, the ePrivacy framework, GDPR or UK GDPR.

Any consent interface added in the future should permit refusal of optional technologies as easily as acceptance when that is legally required.

10. How to Ask a Question

If you believe the site is placing an unexpected cookie, please tell us which page, browser and approximate date you observed it. We can then review the current hosted version against the published website files.

For requests involving personal information, see the Privacy Policy and the studio contact details below.

11. Updates to This Policy

We may revise the policy if website functionality, hosting arrangements or legal duties change. The last-updated date will indicate the new version. Material changes involving optional tracking will be disclosed before new technology is used, where required by law.