Cookies and privacy policy

COOKIE POLICY
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Cookies - how they benefit you as the website visitor
My website uses cookies, as almost all websites do. Websites make use of cookies to operate effectively and to optimise a visitor’s browsing experience. Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer or mobile phone when you browse website pages.

Cookies help me to:

• Make my website work as well as expected
• Continuously improve this website for my visitors experience

My website does NOT use cookies:

• To collect or record personal data such as name, address or other contact details
• For the purposes of third-party advertising and I do not share any information contained in cookies with third parties

Granting this website permission to use cookies
If the settings on your browser (the software that you are using to view this website) are adjusted to accept cookies, this website takes that, and your continued use of this site, to mean that you are fine with this. Should you wish to remove or not use cookies from our site, you can learn how to do this below, however doing so will likely mean that this website will not work as you would expect.
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Google Analytics
​This website uses Google Analytics to anonymously track data relating to visitor behaviour patterns. This is done in order to measure numbers of visits to a particular parts of a website, or use of features. No personal details or data which could be used to identify site visitors is collected by Google Analytics.

Turning cookies off
You can usually switch cookies off by adjusting your browser settings to stop it from accepting cookies. Doing so, however, will likely limit the functionality of the website you are viewing and a large proportion of all the world’s websites, as cookies are a standard part of most modern websites.

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PRIVACY POLICY
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Confidentiality and privacy
Bright Blue C will treat all materials provided by a client as confidential. All reasonable steps are taken to ensure that your data is secure.
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When I ask you for personal information, I will:

• Explain clearly and transparently why I need this personal data
• I will only share your contact details with a 3rd party where I have your consent
• I will never pass your data over to any 3rd parties for marketing purposes
• I will only use the data I take from you for the purpose it was taken for, not for any other additional processing, other than communications from Bright Blue C.
• I will keep your data for as long as required, in order to provide you with my services.
• As a Bright Blue C client, you can find out about your information I hold on file, correct any errors, ask for me to delete any of your data, or ask for me to stop processing your data at any time by emailing me on trudie@brightbluec.co.uk.

I ask you to:

• Make sure the information you supply to me is accurate
• Inform me, as soon as possible, if this information changes, for example, your contact details, address or business services

Third Party Links
Links to 3rd party websites may appear on this website where these are believed to be relevant to the content and may be of interest to the website's visitors. Third party websites should have their own privacy policies, and Bright Blue C cannot be held liable for their policies or non-compliance with data protection laws.

​Contacting Bright Blue C
Should you wish to contact me via our website’s email contact form, I will never share any of the data you provide with any other business or individuals, and will delete the data that you have provided on your request.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS NOTES
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Communications
Please note that unless you specify otherwise, Bright Blue C will use email as the preferred medium for sending you material for approval and therefore you accept the risks of doing so.

Conflict of interest
As a Graphic Design Studio, Bright Blue C is involved in designing advertising and marketing materials for other businesses. I will not be able to accept new instructions from a prospective client who, to the best of my knowledge and in my opinion, is a direct competitor of a present client. However, I reserve the right to work for businesses in the same sector where I feel I have developed a specialist niche. In such cases, if there appears to be an indirect conflict of interest, I will ask the 1st client permission before accepting the project of the 2nd client.