Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies are small text files that a website stores through your browser. First-party cookies are set by the website you visit; third-party cookies are set by another service used on that website. Session cookies normally expire when you close your browser, while persistent cookies remain until their stated expiry or until you delete them.

Similar technologies, including local storage, pixels, tags and software development kits, can store or access information on a device for comparable purposes. References to cookies in this policy include these technologies where relevant.

Categories and purposes

The technologies active on this website must match the categories described below. Non-essential technologies should remain disabled until a visitor provides consent where applicable law requires it.

• Strictly necessary: technologies essential for security, network delivery, consent preferences or a feature you request, such as submitting a form. These do not require consent where a legal exemption applies.
• Preferences and functionality: technologies that remember optional settings or enable enhanced features. They may require consent depending on their purpose and the law that applies to you.
• Analytics and performance: technologies that help measure how the website is used and where it can be improved. Where consent is required, these must not load before you choose to allow them.
• Advertising and social media: technologies used to measure campaigns, personalise advertising or connect activity across services. If introduced, they must be identified and handled through appropriate consent controls.

Third-party services

This website may link to or, where enabled, display content from third-party services such as maps or social platforms. A link does not place that service under our control. When you leave this website, the third party’s own cookie and privacy terms apply.

Embedded content can allow a provider to store or access information on your device. Where consent is required, optional embedded services should remain blocked until you choose to enable them. A provider may process information in another country under safeguards described in its privacy information.

Consent and your choices

Where a consent tool is shown, you should be able to accept or reject non-essential categories and later change or withdraw your choice as easily as you gave it. Refusing non-essential technologies should not prevent access to ordinary website content.

You can also review, block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent a requested feature from working. Private browsing can limit how long some information remains on your device, but it does not by itself prevent every form of online tracking.

Updates and contact

We may update this policy when website technology, vendors or legal requirements change. The date above indicates the latest published revision. Where appropriate, we will provide additional notice or request fresh consent before materially different non-essential technologies are used.

For questions about this policy or the technologies used on this website, email hello@uxpacific.com or use our contact page. Information about personal data is available in our Privacy Policy.