Privacy.

What gets recorded

Which pages you open and in what order, which projects you open, and clicks on things like the menu, filters, and contact links.

How long you spend: time on each page while you are actively using it, how far down you scroll, which part of the homepage you are looking at, and how long a project stays open.

Video watch time: which videos you play, how many seconds you actually watch, and whether you finish them.

Where you came from: the website that linked here, or a tag in the link if it was sent to you.

Your device type, browser, screen size, a rough location (city, region, country) that the host works out from your connection, and the name of the network you are on (an internet provider or company, or iCloud Private Relay), which the site's own server looks up without sending your address anywhere. The address itself is never stored.

What never happens

No IP addresses stored. No browser fingerprinting. No Google Analytics, ad pixels, or other third-party trackers. No selling or sharing the data with anyone.

The one cookie

The site's own server sets one cookie, a random ID, so a return visit counts as a return and not a new person. It only works on this site and lasts up to 400 days. Clearing your cookies resets it.

Videos and hosting

Videos play through Vimeo (set to Do Not Track), under its own privacy policy. The host, Vercel, also counts anonymous page views without cookies. Network names come from the free DB-IP database (IP Geolocation by DB-IP, db-ip.com), kept on the site's server.

How long it is kept

Visit records are deleted automatically after 13 months.