Privacy Policy
Hey there! Thanks for dropping by my little corner of the internet. Since you've clicked on the Privacy Policy, I want to keep this simple, transparent, and completely human. No complex legal jargon here—just straight talk about how your data is handled when you visit my portfolio.
What Information Do I Collect?
This portfolio collects information you send through the contact form and, when analytics is enabled, information about visits to the site. I don't sell your contact information.
However, if you decide to use the Contact Form to send me a message, I do collect the information you choose to provide. That typically includes your Name, your Email Address, the Subject of your message, and the Message itself.
How Do I Use Your Information?
I only use the information you send me through the contact form for one purpose: to reply to you!
If you're reaching out about a project collaboration, a job opportunity, or just saying hi, I need your email to write back. Once our conversation is over, I don't add you to any spammy newsletters, and your message is processed by the delivery services described below.
Third-Party Services
When contact delivery is available, EmailJS and my email provider process your name, email address, subject, and message to deliver it to my inbox. If delivery is unavailable, you can use the direct email link instead.
Cookies and Tracking
When enabled, Google Analytics 4 loads after the page becomes interactive to measure visits and page activity. It can use first-party cookies, including _ga and _ga_<container-id>, to distinguish browsers and maintain session information. Usage data is sent to Google; these identifiers mean browsing is not completely anonymous. This site currently has no analytics consent selector.
Your light or dark theme choice is saved in your browser's local storage. You can remove that preference and cookies using your browser settings. For more about Google's analytics cookies, see Google's documentation.
Changes to this Policy
If I ever decide to add features that require more data (like a newsletter or user accounts), I'll update this page to reflect those changes. But for now, it's just me, you, and the code.
"Your privacy is a fundamental right, not a feature. Stay safe on the web!" - Md Yusuf