Legal
Cookies
Last updated: 12 August 2026
In short
This website does not use marketing or analytics cookies, so it does not show a cookie banner. WordPress itself sets a small number of technical cookies, described below.
Why there is no cookie banner
A consent banner is required when a website sets cookies for analytics, advertising or tracking before you have agreed to it. This site does none of those things: it embeds no third-party trackers, runs no analytics platform, and does not use advertising cookies. Because there is nothing here that needs your consent, no banner is shown.
If a future update to this demonstration site were to add an external embed, it would be blocked from loading until consent was given, and this page would be updated to describe it and reintroduce a consent mechanism at that point.
Cookies this website does use
WordPress, the software this site runs on, sets a small number of cookies to operate the contact forms and, for an administrator, the dashboard. These are technically necessary and are not used to track visitors across sites or to build advertising profiles.
- A session cookie tied to the demo contact and assessment forms, used only to protect the form from automated submission and to redisplay it correctly if a submission fails validation
- Standard WordPress login and dashboard cookies, which apply only to signed-in administrators, not to visitors browsing the site
What is not set
No analytics cookie, no advertising cookie, and no cookie from a third-party embed is set anywhere on this website.
Managing cookies in your browser
Because this site sets only the technical cookies described above, most visitors will have nothing to manage. If you prefer, your browser settings let you block or delete cookies from any site, including this one; doing so may affect whether the contact forms work correctly.
Related
Read the privacy statement as well.
It covers what happens to the details you submit through the contact and assessment forms.