PRIVACY
Privacy
This site is a portfolio with a contact form. It has no user accounts, no logins, no shopping cart, and no advertising. This page describes what that means for your data.
What is collected
Only what you type into the contact form, and only when you submit it: your name, your email address, and the message you wrote — including any links to material you chose to share. Nothing is collected from you if you read the site and leave.
Why it is collected
To reply to you. Enquiries are read by one person and answered by the same person. Your message is not added to a mailing list, and you will not receive marketing because you got in touch.
Spam protection
The contact form uses automated checks to distinguish real submissions from automated ones. These check the submission, not you, and no profile of your browsing is built from them.
Analytics
Whether any analytics are enabled, and which provider, is a setting on this site rather than a fixed choice. Current state and provider: [TBD — client]
Files you send
The contact form asks for links rather than uploads. If you send material by another route, it is stored only for as long as needed to do the work and is never shared with anyone outside the project without your permission.
Who else sees your data
The site runs on hosting and email infrastructure operated by third parties, which necessarily process the data in transit. The specific providers and their locations: [TBD — client]
How long it is kept
Enquiries are kept so that a conversation can be picked up later. Retention period: [TBD — client]
Your rights
You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Write to the contact address on this site and it will be handled. Contact address for data requests: [TBD — client]
Changes
If this page changes, the change is made here rather than announced. The date below reflects the last edit.
This page is not legal advice and has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer. Sections marked [TBD — client] are outstanding, and this page should not be treated as a completed privacy notice until they are resolved. [TBD — client]