Cookie policy.

Cookie we use

_ra_uid is a first-party cookie that contains a random visitor identifier and a recent-visit date. It helps distinguish a first visit from a returning visit and may remain in your browser for up to 12 months after your most recent visit.

Information included in analytics events

Analytics events can include the page path, selected link or button labels, an external referring website hostname, broad device category, and flags indicating a first visit or a return on a later day.

The receiving infrastructure may also derive an approximate country from network information associated with the request.

Quote-form field values, photo contents, and photo filenames are not intentionally included in analytics events.

How analytics events are processed

Analytics events are sent to a same-origin website endpoint. Vercel routes that request to the analytics collector used for this site. Vercel and other network infrastructure involved in delivering the request may process routine technical information such as IP addresses, browser headers, and timestamps under their own practices.

How we use the information

The analytics events are used to understand website traffic and interactions, improve page content, and measure whether calls to action are helping visitors reach the service.

Advertising technology

The current website code does not load advertising pixels. The _ra_uid cookie is used by the site's own analytics workflow rather than an advertising network.

Your browser controls

You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking cookies may prevent this website from recognizing a returning visit. If you delete _ra_uid, a new identifier may be created the next time you visit unless cookies are blocked.

The analytics script does not currently respond automatically to browser Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signals. The current website code does not load advertising pixels, and you can use browser controls to block or delete the analytics cookie.