YOUR INFORMATION.

Who to contact

Tela Studios is Liam Morrison's independent design and development studio. Questions about information you share with the studio can be sent to liammorrison@telastudios.org.

Information you choose to share

The enquiry forms ask for your name, contact details, business information and the website project you have in mind. Optional fields are marked. Please do not include passwords, payment details or other sensitive information in an enquiry.

The studio uses these details to respond, understand the project and discuss relevant services. Sending an enquiry does not sign you up to a newsletter.

Form delivery

Enquiries are delivered to the studio by email through Resend, which processes the submitted information to send the message. Cloudflare Turnstile checks that the form is being used by a person, and may process technical information such as your IP address and browser details to do that, as set out in Cloudflare’s Turnstile Privacy Addendum. The website shows confirmation once the enquiry has been received; this does not confirm that an email has been read.

If a request cannot be confirmed, the form keeps your entries in the open page and offers another attempt or direct email. Closing or refreshing the page may clear those entries.

Browser storage and campaign information

The site remembers your cookie preference in browser storage. It also uses session storage for campaign labels and advertising click identifiers from the link you followed, a submission receipt and duplicate-event prevention. The receipt contains a reference and timestamp, not the contents of your enquiry. Campaign labels and click identifiers can be included with an enquiry to help the studio understand where it came from.

You can clear browser storage through your browser settings. Doing so can reset these preferences and confirmation details.

Marketing measurement

Marketing cookies are on by default. Meta Pixel can report page visits, interest in the concept offer, form starts and submitted enquiries. Form text, email addresses and phone numbers are not included in browser-pixel events. When you send an enquiry, the studio’s server also tells Meta about it through Meta’s Conversions API, with your email address, phone number and name converted to a one-way hashed form, plus your IP address and browser details, so Meta can match the enquiry to an advertisement.

The site also uses the Google tag to measure Google Ads enquiries. Google may set advertising cookies and may receive your email address or phone number in a one-way hashed form so it can match an enquiry to an advertisement.

You can turn marketing cookies off here. The site then stops Meta Pixel events, removes the Meta cookies it set, stops telling Meta about enquiries from its server and switches Google to consent mode with advertising storage denied, so Google sets no advertising cookies, though it may still receive a cookieless signal that an enquiry was sent. Turning them off does not prevent an enquiry, and you can turn them back on at any time.

Visitors in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland are asked first, and marketing cookies stay off for them unless they choose “Allow marketing”. Anyone can also change this using “Cookie preferences” in the footer.

Meta’s own handling of information is described in its privacy policy, and Google’s in its privacy policy.

Hosting and third-party services

The hosting, email-delivery and spam-protection providers may process technical information needed to operate and protect their services, such as request and network information. External links take you to services with their own privacy practices.

Questions or changes

If you want to correct or discuss information you sent to the studio, contact Liam using the email above. This notice will be updated when the website’s handling of information changes.