This page is a structural placeholder so the link resolves. It does not constitute a legal document and must be replaced before launch.
A published policy needs to reflect how this business actually collects and processes data, which is a question for the client and their counsel rather than something an agency should draft speculatively.
What this site does today
Google Analytics 4 runs on this site, and only after you accept it. Consent defaults to denied, so no analytics cookie is stored and no measurement is recorded until you choose Accept in the notice. You can change that decision from the Cookie settings link in the footer.
If you accept, Google receives your IP address, the pages you visit and basic device and browser information, and stores an identifier on your device. None of it is used for advertising, and no advertising signal is ever enabled. Declining leaves the site fully functional.
Nothing else here collects personal data. There is no contact form, no newsletter, no login and no server — the site is static files, and the two tools run entirely in your browser without sending what you paste anywhere.