1. What cookies are
Cookies and similar technologies can store or read information on a device to support website operation, remember preferences, measure usage or support advertising.
2. Categories that may be used
Strictly necessary
Required for security, form operation, accessibility or other core functions. These should be limited to what is necessary.
Preferences
May remember selected language, consent choices or other user settings.
Analytics
May help understand page usage and performance. Analytics should not be enabled where consent is required until an appropriate choice has been recorded.
Marketing
May support advertising measurement or personalized campaigns. These technologies should be identified by provider and purpose before use.
3. Current website implementation
The static HTML demonstration does not by itself confirm which cookies will be used on the final hosted website. Before launch, perform a cookie audit and publish a table containing cookie name, provider, purpose, duration and category.
4. Managing choices
Where required, the final website should provide a consent control that allows visitors to accept, reject or adjust non-essential categories. Browser settings can also delete or block cookies, although some website functions may be affected.
5. Updates and contact
Update this policy when website technologies change. Questions may be submitted through the Contact page until a dedicated privacy or website address is published.
A policy page alone does not implement consent. Add a technically effective consent manager before enabling non-essential tracking where required.