Cookies and related technologies
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a browser and associated with a website. Other storage mechanisms, including local storage and session storage, can also retain information on a device. Their purposes and legal requirements depend on what they do, not just their technical name.
The website’s own code
The supplied site scripts do not set cookies, read or write local storage, or use session storage. The mobile navigation and scroll animations use temporary page state. The message tool holds a prepared draft in page memory and does not persist it between visits.
| Feature | Mechanism | Persistence |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile menu | Temporary page state | Not deliberately retained between visits |
| Scroll reveals | Temporary page state | Not deliberately retained between visits |
| Message preview | Browser page memory | No site-managed saved draft |
| Copy message | Device clipboard after a user action | Controlled by the device and clipboard settings |
| Download message | A user-requested text file | Remains until deleted or otherwise managed by the user |
Hosting and separately supplied controls
Hosting infrastructure may use technical mechanisms for security or delivery that are not implemented in the static frontend. A separately supplied consent interface may also store a preference. Those additions must provide accurate information about their own storage, purpose and duration. This page does not assign invented cookie names or expiry periods to services outside the supplied code.
If optional analytics or advertising is introduced, the information and preference controls must be updated as required before those technologies are used. The core code provided here contains neither.
Your browser choices
You can inspect, restrict or delete cookies and site storage through your browser settings. Clearing site data may reset preferences supplied by other deployment components. Browser caching stores website resources for performance and is distinct from saving a contact draft.
Your browser may independently offer form restoration or autofill. Clipboard history and downloaded files can remain after the page is closed; manage them through your device settings and file system. The site cannot clear every copy created by your own applications.
External services and questions
External links are not embedded trackers. When you choose to visit another website, that service may use its own cookies under its own policies. Opening an email link uses your selected email application.
For questions about the site’s own behaviour, email [email protected]. Further information about correspondence and technical requests appears in our Privacy Information.