Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar browser storage are used on this site for three reasons: keeping core functionality working, remembering your preferences and consent choices between visits, and — where you agree — measuring how the site is used.

You decide what runs. The consent banner gives you full control on first visit, and you can change your choices at any time through the cookie settings in the footer.

These store your consent preferences and accessibility settings so the site can function correctly between sessions. Without them, the consent banner would reappear every page load and accessibility adjustments would not persist.

Necessary storage cannot be disabled through the consent banner — it is the infrastructure the consent system itself runs on.

With your consent, two analytics tools activate:

• Google Analytics 4 — reports on traffic sources, page views, session duration, and conversion events. Used to understand which content performs and where visitors come from.
• Microsoft Clarity — records session interactions including scroll depth, click patterns, and navigation flows. Used to identify usability issues and improve page layouts.

Both tools are completely inactive until the analytics consent category is enabled. Rejecting analytics keeps them off.

The banner also shows a marketing category. No marketing tools are currently active — if that changes, this section will be updated.

On first visit, the consent banner lets you accept all, reject all, or pick individual categories. Your choice is stored so you are not asked again for the same browser and device.

To change your preferences later, use the Cookies Settings button in the site footer. The modal reopens and your current selections are shown.

Withdrawing analytics consent stops Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity from running on future page loads. It does not delete events already recorded before the change.

For how personal data is used beyond cookies, read the Privacy Policy.