Cookie Policy

1. Overview

Paradise City Inc., doing business as Paradise City Design, uses cookies and similar browser storage on our Miami interior design landing page to display the page correctly, remember your privacy choices, and measure website and advertising performance. This policy supplements our Privacy Policy.

Cookies are small files stored in your browser. Local storage is another way a website can save information in your browser.

2. Website Display and Saved Preferences

We may use a cookie named pcd_f3_device to select the appropriate desktop, tablet or mobile layout. It lasts for up to 30 days after it is set.

If you save a choice in Cookie Preferences, we store that choice in local storage as pcd_consent_v1. This preference has no automatic expiry. It remains until you change it, clear the website’s stored data, or your browser removes it.

3. Analytics and Advertising Measurement

We use Google Tag Manager to manage Google Analytics and Google Ads measurement. These services help us understand how visitors use the page and whether advertisements lead to project inquiries.

Where no privacy choice has been saved, our current measurement settings permit analytics and advertising measurement storage for visitors identified as being in Florida, United States; optional storage remains denied by default elsewhere. A saved rejection and supported Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal take precedence. Advertising personalization remains disabled.

We may also use Microsoft Clarity on the Miami interior design landing page for heatmaps and session replays to improve usability. When permitted by the applicable analytics settings, Clarity may use cookies such as _clck and _clsk to recognize a browser and associate activity within a session. We configure masking for page text and project inquiry information. Clarity is not enabled on administrative or other service pages. See the Microsoft Privacy Statement for information about Microsoft's processing.

Turning optional cookie storage off does not necessarily stop every request to Google. Google’s measurement tools may still send limited information without using analytics or advertising cookies, including information about the page visited, your browser, consent settings and measurement events. Google also receives technical information, such as an IP address, when your browser connects to its services.

When enabled, Google’s cookies may remain between visits. Their duration depends on the cookie, the service settings and your browser. See How Google uses cookies and How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services.

4. Your Choices

You can browse the page and submit a project inquiry without enabling optional cookies or opening Cookie Preferences.

To change your settings, select Cookie Preferences. Your changes apply going forward in the browser where you make them. Disabling a category does not undo earlier processing or necessarily delete cookies already stored. You can delete cookies and other site data through your browser settings.

Clearing your saved preferences returns the page to its applicable regional defaults rather than necessarily turning all optional storage off. Browser settings can also block cookies, although this may affect website functions. Google provides an additional Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on.