What cookies are for
Cookies and similar local technologies can help a web application remember preferences, maintain sessions, and understand how a service is used. This static Cloudflare Pages demo uses local browser storage rather than a server-side cookie system for its cart and cookie-choice demonstration.
This demo
The demo stores a cookie-choice value under a Bigtop-prefixed localStorage key and stores cart selections locally so the ticket flow can move between pages without a backend. The newsletter field stores its demo value locally. No form submission in this project sends data to a server.
Production service
A production Bigtop deployment may use cookies or similar technologies for authentication, security, preferences, analytics, or other service functions. The production privacy and cookie notices should identify actual technologies, providers, retention periods, and choices used at the time.
Choices
Most browsers allow people to block or delete cookies and local storage. Blocking essential storage can affect cart, login, or preference behavior. This demo provides Accept and Decline buttons for the local cookie preference notice; those buttons do not enable or disable third-party analytics because none are included in this static project.
Third parties
If a production service embeds third-party tools, those providers may set their own technologies according to their policies. The site owner should review each integration before publication and update this policy accordingly.
Updates
Technology and legal requirements can change. The production policy should be reviewed when analytics, authentication, advertising, payment, or embedded services are added. The static demo intentionally keeps the technology surface small.
Contact
Company contact fields are blank by design in this project. Before a production launch, populate js/company.js and ensure the published privacy and cookie notices match the deployed service.