Cookie Policy

A clear breakdown of how we use cookie files on pixnexo.company, what they do, and how you control them. No jargon, no hidden tracks.

What We Mean By "Cookies"

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device when you visit. They help the site remember your actions and preferences (like your language or login state) over a period of time, so you don’t have to re-enter them each time you return.

At PixNexo, we use a minimal set of cookies to ensure our site functions properly and to understand how visitors interact with our work. We do not use cookies to track you across other websites or build a persistent profile of your browsing history for advertising purposes.

This policy explains what cookies are in use, why we use them, and your rights. It works in conjunction with our Privacy Policy, which details how we handle any personal data.

Types of Cookies on PixNexo

Essential Cookies

These are strictly necessary for the website to function. They enable core features like navigation, form submissions, and remembering your cookie consent choices.

Purpose: Site functionality & security.
Duration: Session or short-term.
Third-party: No.

Analytical Cookies

We use these to understand how our portfolio and services pages are visited—like which case studies attract the most attention. This helps us improve the studio's site experience.

Purpose: Usage analytics (anonymous).

Duration:

Third-party: We use anonymized analytics via our server.

Your Control & Choices

You have full control over cookies on your device. You can choose to accept, decline, or manage them through your browser settings.

Managing Browser Cookies

Most browsers allow you to view stored cookies, delete them individually, or block third-party cookies. The location of these settings varies by browser.

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Key Takeaway

Our cookie usage is designed for functionality and light analytics, not for invasive tracking. If you have questions about our specific implementation, contact us directly—we believe in transparent digital practices.

Real-World Context

For a visitor viewing our portfolio, a session cookie might keep the 'Project Brief' form data safe if the browser crashes. For an analytics cookie, we simply note which case study—say, a restaurant's mobile site—was viewed most, without storing your name or IP address.

Our Constraints & Trade-offs

Budget: We avoid expensive third-party analytics suites that require extensive privacy compliance overhead.
Timeline: A clean, self-hosted analytics solution is simpler to implement than complex, consent-heavy platforms.
Trade-off: We trade the deep profiling of user journeys (used by large marketing sites) for simpler, aggregated data to protect visitor privacy.

What Would Change This Policy?

If a client project required specific cookies (e.g., for a functional login area), we would document them in a project-specific addendum and obtain clear consent. This generic policy covers our studio site only.

For full details on how we handle data, please read our Privacy Policy.

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