What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small text records a website asks a browser to retain. Local storage serves a related purpose but is stored differently and is not automatically sent with every web request. We describe both here so your choice is clear.
What this site uses
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
codelabgrid_cookie_consent | Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies so the banner does not repeatedly appear | Until you clear site data | Codelabgrid |
This preference is essential to remember your instruction. Rejecting optional cookies does not block consultations, content or the contact form. The current site does not set analytics cookies. If analytics are introduced later, they will remain off until you actively accept and this table will be updated before use.
Third-party requests
Pages load typefaces from Google Fonts and photographs from Unsplash. These requests may expose technical data such as your IP address and browser headers to those providers. They are external resources rather than Codelabgrid analytics cookies; their own privacy terms apply.
Change or remove your choice
Use your browser’s privacy or site-data controls to inspect, delete or block stored information. Clearing data removes the saved preference and causes the banner to return. Blocking all storage means the site cannot remember your choice, but core page functionality remains available.
Disabling externally loaded resources may cause fonts to fall back or photographs not to appear; written consultation information remains readable. For how related personal data is handled and how to exercise GDPR rights, see our privacy notice. Questions can be sent to info@codelabgrid.digital.