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Cookies
Information about cookies and similar technologies on the Elliott Digital website.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website can place on your device. They can support essential website functions, remember choices or help a website understand how it is used. Similar technologies can store or read information in other ways.
Current technology inventory
Our current application does not use:
- first-party or third-party cookies;
- local storage, session storage or IndexedDB;
- analytics, advertising pixels or behavioural tracking;
- embedded third-party content; or
- remote fonts or third-party browser scripts.
Space Grotesk and Inter are served as first-party website files and may be held in your browser's ordinary HTTP cache. The cache is used to load the site efficiently and is not used to identify or track visitors.
Vercel provides hosting and security infrastructure. No Set-Cookie header was observed on the public pages or contact endpoint during the latest production review. Vercel may use strictly necessary operational technologies in limited security or abuse-protection circumstances; these must not be repurposed for analytics or advertising.
Cookies on this website
This website does not currently set non-essential cookies.
The application code does not currently set cookies or use browser storage. Hosting or security infrastructure may use strictly necessary operational cookies in limited circumstances, such as protecting the service from abuse. We do not use those for advertising or behavioural tracking.
Because no non-essential cookies are currently used, the website does not display a cookie-consent banner.
Analytics
No analytics provider has been selected or implemented.
If analytics are considered later, their purpose, data flow, consent requirements, retention and provider terms will be reviewed before implementation.
Future changes
If analytics or another feature requiring non-essential cookies is introduced, we will update this page before those cookies are used and provide consent controls where required.
Last updated: 13 August 2026