Privacy, in plain English.

Last updated November 9, 2026

The short version

This site doesn’t use tracking cookies, doesn’t show ads, and never sells or shares your information. If you send me an inquiry or ask to see private work, I use what you send only to reply to you.

What I collect

Project inquiries. Your name and email, plus anything you choose to share about your company and project. The form also notes how you found the site (for example “Google → an essay”) so I know what’s working.

Selected work access. The email you enter to unlock the private case studies, so I know who has viewed them.

Visit statistics. Anonymous, cookie-free counts of page views, referring sites, countries and devices, and how fast pages load, through Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights. These can’t be used to identify you.

Who handles it

Vercel hosts the site and keeps short-term server logs. Resend delivers form messages to my inbox. That’s it. No ad networks, no data brokers.

Saved in your browser

A few small, functional settings stay on your own device: your light/dark choice, layout preferences, the email you used to unlock Selected work (so you don’t retype it), how your current visit started (cleared when you close the tab), and a cookie that keeps Selected work unlocked for 30 days. None of these track you across other sites.

How long I keep it

Inquiries stay in my email for as long as we’re in touch about a project. Server logs are kept briefly by the host. Analytics are anonymous and aggregated.

Your choices

You can ask what I have about you, correct it, or have it deleted at any time. Just reply to any email from me, or send a note through the project inquiry form. California residents have these rights under the CCPA/CPRA; I don’t sell or share personal information.