We use a limited set of cookies to ensure our design studio’s website functions properly and to understand how we can improve our services for you. This policy details exactly what they are, why they’re here, and how you control them.
Concept: Digital Infrastructure
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are a standard tool of the web, not unique to visexa. We use them to remember your preferences, secure the site against attacks, and gather anonymized data on how our design work is showcased (for instance, which portfolio pieces are viewed most).
Think of them as sticky notes. A session cookie might keep you logged in as you navigate from our portfolio to our contact page, while an analytics cookie tells us if a visitor from Germany or Brazil is more engaged with our case studies. We do not use cookies to collect personal data without explicit consent.
We categorize our cookies by function, not by creepiness.
These are non-negotiable. They enable core site functionality like security, network management, and accessibility features. Rejecting them may break the site's form submissions or load behavior. They do not store personal information.
These remember your choices to enhance your experience. They might recall your selected language preference or whether you dismissed a specific notification. They are not essential but improve usability.
These help us count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site. They collect aggregated, anonymous data only. No personally identifiable information is tracked.
We do not use cookies to serve targeted ads from third-party networks or share data with advertisers. Our cookie usage is strictly for site functionality and internal performance analysis.
Essential cookies cannot be disabled, as they are required for security and operation. Functional and analytical cookies are managed via the consent tool we integrate globally on the site.
Session cookies expire when you close your browser. Persistent cookies (e.g., for language preference) have defined lifespans, typically no longer than 13 months, after which they are automatically deleted.
This policy is part of our broader commitment to privacy. For questions about cookies, data usage, or our privacy practices, contact our data protection lead.
Last updated: October 2026