Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies and How We Use Them

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device when you visit them. At Plexwavelex Labs, we use these technologies to make your figure drawing educational experience smoother and more personalised. Think of them as helpful memory aids that remember your preferences between visits.

When you browse through our drawing tutorials or access learning materials, cookies help us remember whether you've completed certain exercises, which techniques you've bookmarked, and your preferred interface settings. This means you won't have to start from scratch each time you visit.

Types of Cookies We Use

Information We Collect Through Tracking Technologies

Our tracking technologies collect various types of information to improve your educational experience. Here's what we typically gather and why it's useful for your artistic development:

• Your progress through figure drawing exercises and completion rates for different modules
• Time spent on specific tutorials and which techniques you revisit most often
• Browser and device information to ensure our drawing tools work properly on your setup
• Your interaction patterns with educational content to personalise future recommendations
• Technical performance data to optimise loading times for high-resolution reference images
• Login and session information to maintain secure access to your learning materials
• Preferences for drawing tools, colour schemes, and interface layouts you've customised

How Tracking Enhances Your Learning Experience

The data we collect through cookies and similar technologies directly improves your artistic education in several practical ways. When you return to a drawing exercise, our system remembers where you left off, which reference poses you found most challenging, and suggests related techniques that might help.

For instance, if you spend extra time on gesture drawing tutorials, we'll prioritise showing you advanced gesture techniques in your dashboard. If you frequently access anatomy references for hands, we'll ensure those resources load quickly and suggest complementary hand-drawing exercises.

Our analytics also help us identify when students commonly struggle with specific concepts, allowing us to create additional support materials or adjust our teaching approach. This collective insight benefits all our students while respecting individual privacy.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

You have full control over how cookies are used on your device. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can modify your browser settings to decline cookies if you prefer. However, this might limit some functionality of our learning platform.

In your browser settings, you can choose to block all cookies, accept only first-party cookies, or receive notifications when cookies are being set. You can also delete existing cookies at any time. Keep in mind that essential cookies are necessary for basic website functionality.

If you're using shared devices in art studios or libraries, remember to log out of your student account and clear cookies after your session to protect your learning progress and preferences.

Data Retention and Your Rights

We retain cookie data only as long as necessary to provide and improve our educational services. Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser, while persistent cookies that remember your preferences may be stored for up to two years unless you delete them earlier.

You can request information about the data we've collected through tracking technologies, ask us to correct inaccurate information, or request deletion of your tracking data. However, deleting all tracking data may reset your learning progress and personalised settings.

As our educational services evolve, we may update this cookie policy to reflect new technologies or teaching methods. We'll notify registered students of significant changes through their account dashboard or via email.