Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy for Kirsty Freeman Design
What is a Cookie?
Cookies are pieces of information that your computer stores on its hard drive. The cookies record your behaviour on the website, meaning that when you come back and visit the same website, it can customise your options and experience, based on the information which was collected the last time that you visited. Cookies are also often used to analyse traffic, informing marketing and advertising campaigns. Most websites use cookies in this way and they do not damage your system. You can change the types of cookies that you accept or check the cookies that you have accepted. You can usually find this information and amend it within your browser settings. If you decide that you would like to block a cookie at any time, you can do this by activating the relevant setting on your browser. This will allow you to refuse either all or just some cookies. If you do decide to use your browser settings to block all cookies (including essential cookies) there is a possibility that you might not be able to access either all or specific parts of our website.
How Does Kirsty Freeman Design Use Cookies?
It is important for us to use cookies to track the way that you are using our website. This is because it helps us to understand your behaviours and track any patterns in the way that you are using our website. Through this information, we can make much more informed decisions about how we can improve and develop our website going forward. It also really helps us to know what services we need to offer, and offers insight into the products you may want. Cookies are either 'Session Cookies' or 'Persistent Cookies'. Session cookies are only stored on your computer for a limited time. As soon as you close your browser, the cookies are automatically deleted. This kind of cookie usually stores an anonymous session ID, which means that you can browse a website without the need to login to the pages. They also don't collect any kind of personal data from your computer. Persistent cookies, however, are stored on your computer as files. Even after closing your browser, the cookie files remain on your computer. When you visit the same website in the future, the cookie can be read by the website that created it.
What Cookies do you Use?
[Please note that third parties who advertise on our website (including, for example, advertising networks and providers of external services like web traffic analysis services) may also use cookies, over which we have no control. These cookies are likely to be analytical/performance cookies or targeting cookies].