Pre-launch draft
Privacy notice
This is a pre-launch draft. It describes how Duke Deep Design intends to handle information submitted through this website. It is not yet a final legal notice and will be completed before launch.
Who is responsible
This site is operated under the trading name Duke Deep Design. The founder writes publicly as Matt Duke.
[PLACEHOLDER — legal identity: registered/legal trading name and, if applicable, company registration details to be confirmed before launch.]
[PLACEHOLDER — service address: postal contact address to be confirmed before launch.]
[PLACEHOLDER — contact route for privacy questions to be confirmed before launch. No contact email is published on this site yet.]
What is collected
If you use the enquiry form, the following is submitted: your name, email address, an optional business name, the kind of help you prefer, your rough timing, and your description of the problem. The form also records campaign parameters present in the page URL (utm_source, utm_campaign) and the referring page address, so it is possible to tell how an enquiry arrived.
A hidden anti-spam field is included in the form. If it is completed, the submission is treated as automated and is not processed.
Cookies and analytics
This site sets no cookies, uses no analytics or tracking pixels, and does no advertising measurement. Campaign parameters are read from the page address at the moment you submit the form, not stored in your browser.
Why it is used
Enquiry information is used only to reply to your enquiry and, if you go on to become a client, to carry out the agreed work. It is not used for marketing, not added to a mailing list, not profiled, and not sold, shared or reused for any other purpose.
Current status of enquiry delivery
While this site is in pre-launch, outbound email delivery is switched off and no enquiry database is connected. Please do not submit real personal or commercial information until this notice is finalised.
How long it is kept
Enquiries that do not become client work are kept for a maximum of 12 months from the date of the last contact, then deleted. Where an enquiry becomes client work, records are kept for as long as needed for that work and any legal or accounting obligations that apply to it.
Who else sees it
[PLACEHOLDER — processors: any email, hosting or storage providers used to receive and hold enquiries will be named here once they are selected. None are described here because none are connected yet.]
[PLACEHOLDER — international transfers: whether any information leaves the UK, and on what basis, to be confirmed once providers are selected.]
Your rights
Under UK data protection law you can ask for a copy of the information held about you, ask for it to be corrected or deleted, object to or restrict how it is used, and complain to the Information Commissioner's Office. The route for making such a request will be published with the final version of this notice.
Changes
This draft will be replaced by a final privacy notice before the site launches. No version date is given while it remains a draft.