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Cookie Policy
This website sets no cookies
There are no cookies on this site. Not essential ones, not preference ones, not analytics ones. The site sets nothing in your browser's cookie storage at all, and for the same reason it shows no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to.
There is no analytics script, no tag manager, no advertising pixel, no social embed and no third-party font or script host. You can confirm this in your browser's network panel — every request goes to this site — and in the developer tools' storage view, which stays empty.
Why there is nothing to consent to
Consent is required for non-essential cookies and similar tracking. This site uses none. Local storage and session storage are not used either, so there is no client-side state to clear beyond your browser's own cache.
The contact form does not store anything. It opens your email client with your message ready to send, so nothing reaches this server at all.
When this changes
If analytics is ever added, this page will be rewritten before any tracking is enabled, that analytics will not load before consent where consent is required, and the site will gain a consent mechanism that explains its categories, allows acceptance, allows rejection of everything non-essential, allows a granular preference, and links to this policy and to the Privacy Policy.
Until then, a banner on this site would be decoration, and this site does not publish decoration.
Questions
Write to Email the studio if anything here is unclear. Contact details and the current status of the operator's registration are recorded on the Privacy Policy and on the Operator information page.
These pages describe what this website actually does — one contact form that opens your own email client, no stored enquiry data, no cookies, no analytics and no third-party resources. The other legal pages are Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Cookie Policy and Operator information.
Questions about this page?
Write to the studio and we will answer what we can, including what changes when the business is formally registered.