Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small text value that a website may ask your browser to save and return on later requests. Other technologies, such as localStorage and sessionStorage, can hold information within the browser without sending it to the server on every request. These technologies can be used for necessary functionality, remembering preferences, measuring traffic or enabling personalised advertising, but not every website uses them.

2. Cookies used by the supplied website

In the supplied static front-end, there are no cookies intentionally created by the website's own JavaScript, no behavioural advertising scripts, no social-media tracking widgets and no third-party analytics library. The pages load their core styles, images and scripts locally. Navigation and gallery interaction work without a persistent browser identifier.

The front-end retrieves a locally hosted file containing general business contact details so they can be displayed consistently. That retrieval does not create a visitor profile or require browser storage. You can review public page content and explore the classes and studio information without logging in or accepting optional cookies.

3. Necessary technical measures

A hosting provider, content delivery system or web server may use temporary technical measures or log HTTP requests to deliver pages, maintain security and prevent misuse. Depending on the provider and configuration, such measures could include a load-balancing cookie or a short-lived session token. Those measures are not included in the supplied static code and should be separately assessed once the production hosting environment is selected.

4. Analytics and advertising

The provided website does not load Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, advertising networks, embedded marketing software or visitor session recording tools. We do not claim to track the pages you visit across other sites. We do not use the website to serve personalised advertising. If analytics or marketing technologies are added later, we must identify them, explain their purposes and lifetimes and request consent where required before activation.

5. Third-party assets and fonts

Core front-end images, styles and JavaScript are provided with the website rather than fetched from third-party asset services. The site does not make a third-party network request merely to show its images. Font display uses the locally available system font stack when a particular font is not installed. A visitor's browser or operating system may still have its own settings and policies that are outside our control.

6. Managing cookies in your browser

You can view, delete or block cookies in your browser's privacy or site settings. The names of the controls vary by browser. Common options include blocking third-party cookies, clearing website data and using a private browsing window. Restrictive settings can affect services you visit elsewhere, although the supplied studio pages do not rely on optional cookies to display their core content.

7. Consent and future changes

Because the provided static front-end does not set non-essential cookies, it does not display a misleading consent interface with switches that control nothing. If a production version begins to set optional analytics, advertising or personalisation cookies, we must update this policy and provide an effective opt-in or opt-out system as required by Quebec, Canadian and any applicable European rules. Users should be able to change their choices when a consent mechanism is actually needed.

8. Retention and deletion

Since there are no optional cookies created by the website's own scripts in this release, we do not list invented cookie names or lifetimes. Browsers may retain cached copies of public images or styles according to caching settings; caching is distinct from a behavioural cookie. The production web host controls server-side logging and cache headers, and any cookies it adds need to be documented based on its actual configuration.

9. Contact and related information

For questions about website storage technologies, contact info@lumariquessavela.com. The responsible organisation is , located at . Our Privacy Policy explains how personal information sent in a studio enquiry is handled, including access and correction requests.

10. Updates to this policy

We review this statement when the site's features or hosting arrangements change. The date at the top identifies the most recent published update. If technical additions would materially affect visitors' privacy, disclosures and any required controls should be implemented before those additions are enabled.