Privacy

Analytics

These pages use two analytics services, and they behave differently.

Google Analytics records page views and the links you follow — to the consulting site, to a vendor's documentation, or to the email address in the footer. Its standard tag, as these pages use it, sets two first-party cookies (_ga and _ga_B1LJ7VYKL7) to tell one browser's visits apart, and collects what that tag collects by default: the page, an approximate location derived from your connection, and browser and device characteristics. The pages send it nothing else: no name, email address or account identifier, and no advertising features are configured in the pages.

Cloudflare Web Analytics counts page views and page performance without cookies and, by Cloudflare's own description, without collecting visitors' personal data.

The directory has no accounts and keeps no profile of its own.

Fonts

The pages load their typefaces from Google Fonts, so Google receives your IP address and your browser's details when a page loads. Those requests set no cookie and carry nothing about you beyond what any request carries.

The waitlist

The "notify me" form on integration pages stores your email address in lower case, the gateway and platform of the page you signed up from, that page's path, and the times you first and last used it. It also stores a salted SHA-256 hash of your IP address and of your browser's user-agent string, used only for rate limiting and abuse detection: the raw address and user-agent are never written, and the hashes cannot be reversed without a salt that is kept apart from them.

Submitting the form runs a Cloudflare Turnstile bot check. It sets no cookie.

If that check could not run — with JavaScript switched off, for example — your address is stored unconfirmed and you are sent one confirmation email, delivered by MailChannels on this site's behalf. Unconfirmed addresses are left out of every export and deleted after fourteen days.

The list is used for one thing: telling you when the UAT-Ops workbench opens to outside users. It is not shared, sold, or loaded into a marketing platform. It is a table the owner exports by hand.

Outbound links

The link to the consulting site is an ordinary link to servicedesign.dev. Its address carries tags naming this directory and the page it was on, so the consulting site can tell where a visit came from; nothing about the click is recorded on this domain. Links to vendor documentation are ordinary links too.

Removal

Write to the address in the footer and your row is deleted. There is no account to close.