Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files stored by the browser. Similar technologies, such as local storage or technical identifiers, may store or read information on a device to operate a service or measure its use.

Public pages do not intentionally set advertising or profiling cookies. Next.js may use technical mechanisms for rendering and navigation; in the current public configuration, no persistent cookie dedicated to public users has been identified.

The contact form uses server-side checks and a honeypot field. Completion time is held within the page form and submitted with the request, without persistent browser cookies or storage.

Draft Mode, when authorised, uses a technical preview cookie restricted to the administrative workflow. Sanity Studio is available in a separate administrative area and may use the provider’s own authentication tools.

These functions are neither loaded nor activated during ordinary browsing of the public website.

Any strictly necessary cookie lasts only as long as the technical function requires and originates from the website or the administrative service deliberately accessed. Exact names and durations will be checked again in production.

The public website currently loads no Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, embedded YouTube video, Google Maps, remote Google Fonts, advertising script or social tracker.

No cookies or tools for advertising, profiling or non-essential measurement are currently active. The consent banner is therefore not displayed in the present configuration.

Browsers allow users to view, delete or block cookies through their settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent technical or administrative areas from working correctly.

Before analytics, marketing or any other non-essential tool is introduced, this policy will be updated and a granular choice mechanism will be enabled to prevent such tools from loading before a choice is made.

This is a technical draft and not definitive legal advice. The inventory will be repeated in production and after every material change.