DUVOLABSTo ensure our website operates with sub-second page speed and displays seamless transitions, DUVOLABS LLC utilizes cookies and local browser storage. This Cookie Policy explains what these tracking technologies are, how we apply them, and how you can manage your preferences.
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer or mobile device by a web server when you visit website pages. They are widely used to store session preferences, verify user accounts, and compile anonymous website statistics. Local browser storage is a similar web standard that permits websites to save data locally on your terminal to accelerate future rendering passes.
2. How We Apply Cookies
We classify the cookies we run into three distinct categories based on their operational functions:
- Strictly Necessary Cookies: Essential to run base platform services. These manage user login sessions, form validation checks, and security headers configurations. These cannot be disabled.
- Performance & Speed Cookies: Cache resource configurations locally to accelerate page loading speeds and ensure zero layout shifts (CLS) on dynamic routes.
- Analytics Cookies: Gather anonymous usage metrics (such as page path click frequencies) to evaluate content performance, managed via privacy-first analytics tools.
3. Third-Party Tracking & Pixels
Our design and SEO teams avoid the integration of standard tracking pixels (like those from Meta or Google) that automatically transmit personal data to third parties, minimizing data leaks. Any marketing attribution trackers we employ are configured with server-side proxy layers that anonymize browser IP addresses and protect visitor privacy before transferring conversion signals.
4. Managing Cookie Choices
You have the right to block or delete cookies by modifying your web browser settings. Most browsers allow you to disable cookies completely, reject third-party cookies, or receive alerts when cookies are dispatched. Note that if you choose to block necessary cookies, some sections of our web applications may load slowly or encounter interface bugs.