Privacy.
This site uses a small amount of anonymous analytics so I can see which pages and case studies are useful. Here's exactly what that means.
What's collected
- Which pages you visit, and clicks on things like case study links
- The page or site you arrived from
- Your browser, device type and screen size
What isn't
- No cookies or other identifiers are stored on your device for analytics
- No advertising, and no tracking you across other websites
- Nothing is sold or shared
- I don't try to work out who you are
Who processes it
Analytics is handled by PostHog, on its EU cloud, so the data is stored in the EU.
To count how many different people visit without storing anything on your device, PostHog works out a temporary anonymous code on its own servers from your connection and browser details. The code changes every day, so visits on different days can't be linked together.
Turn it off
You can switch analytics off for this browser. Your choice is remembered on this device.
If your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal, analytics is already off and stays off.
Other things stored on your device
Your light or dark mode choice, your analytics choice, and whether you've unlocked a password-protected case study during this visit. These stay on your device and aren't used for analytics.
Questions
Email me at amy@amymartens.design.