Cookie Policy | CodingSTEAM

Last updated: 27 July 2026

01 ABOUT THIS COOKIE POLICY

This Cookie Policy explains how CodingSTEAM uses cookies and similar technologies on codingsteam.com.

It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

02 WHO OPERATES THIS WEBSITE?

The website is operated by:

CodingSTEAM, S.L. NIF: B10737708 Registered address: Calle Hermosilla 48, 1º derecha, 28001 Madrid, Spain Email: contact@codingsteam.com Website: codingsteam.com

In this policy, “CodingSTEAM”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to CodingSTEAM, S.L.

03 WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small files stored on a visitor’s device when they access a website.

Cookies can be used to:

Make a website operate correctly.
Protect forms and services against spam or abuse.
Remember a visitor’s choices.
Understand how visitors use a website.
Measure the effectiveness of advertising.
Support testing and improvements to website content.

We may also use similar technologies, including local storage, session storage, pixels, tags and software development tools.

References to “cookies” in this policy include these similar technologies where appropriate.

04 WHO PLACES THE COOKIES?

Cookies used through this website may be:

4.1 First-party cookies

These are placed from the codingsteam.com domain and are normally used to operate the website, remember preferences or support analytics and other services.

4.2 Third-party cookies

These are placed or accessed by an external provider whose services have been incorporated into the website.

The third-party providers currently used by CodingSTEAM may include:

Google.
Google Analytics.
Google Ads.
Google Firebase.
Google reCAPTCHA.
Zoho.
Zoho Forms.
Zoho PageSense.

The use of a provider does not mean that every cookie or feature offered by that provider is active during every visit.

05 TYPES OF COOKIES AND TECHNOLOGIES WE USE

5.1 Necessary and security technologies

These technologies are required to operate or secure the website, remember privacy choices or provide a feature specifically requested by the visitor.

They may be used for purposes such as:

Remembering cookie preferences.
Protecting forms against spam and automated submissions.
Detecting fraud, abuse or malicious activity.
Verifying that requests come from the genuine CodingSTEAM website.
Displaying and processing a form requested by the visitor.
Maintaining website and service security.

Strictly necessary technologies cannot be disabled through the cookie-preference panel because the website or requested functionality may not operate correctly without them.

5.2 Analytics technologies

With the visitor’s consent, analytics technologies help us understand:

How many people visit the website.
Which pages are visited.
How visitors navigate between pages.
Which devices and browsers are used.
Whether errors or usability problems occur.
Which content or website changes improve the visitor experience.
Whether forms and other website functions are used successfully.

Analytics technologies are disabled by default and must not be activated unless the visitor consents.

5.3 Advertising and campaign-measurement technologies

With the visitor’s consent, advertising technologies may help us understand whether an advertisement or marketing campaign resulted in:

A visit to the website.
An enquiry.
A trial request.
A registration.
Another relevant conversion.

These technologies may process advertising-click information and associate website interactions with information held by the relevant advertising provider.

Advertising technologies are disabled by default and must not be activated unless the visitor consents.

5.4 Personalisation, testing and website-improvement technologies

With the visitor’s consent, we may use technologies to test different website designs or understand how visitors interact with pages and forms.

Depending on the functions enabled, these technologies may support:

A/B testing.
Split-page testing.
Funnel analysis.
Heatmaps.
Form analysis.
Session analysis.
Website personalisation.
Pop-ups, polls or other website experiments.

Supports website analytics, A/B testing, funnel analysis, heatmaps, form analysis, session analysis and website-improvement activities, depending on the features enabled.

Typical duration:

From the browser session up to approximately one year, depending on the feature.

We do not publish internal account, property, project, conversion or measurement identifiers in this policy because they are not necessary to explain how the technologies affect visitors.

07 GOOGLE ANALYTICS AND FIREBASE ANALYTICS

With your consent, we use Google Analytics and associated Firebase Analytics functionality to obtain statistical information about website use.

These services may process information such as:

Pages visited.
Website interactions and events.
Approximate location.
Device and browser information.
Session information.
Referral and campaign information.
Form or conversion events.

Analytics storage and analytics tags must remain disabled unless you consent to analytics cookies.

Information collected through Google Analytics is used to understand website performance, identify technical or usability issues and improve CodingSTEAM’s content and services.

08 GOOGLE ADS

With your consent, Google Ads may be used to measure whether advertisements or campaigns result in visits, enquiries, trial requests or registrations.

Advertising storage must remain disabled unless you consent to advertising cookies.

Rejecting advertising cookies will not prevent you from accessing CodingSTEAM’s general website content or submitting an ordinary enquiry.

09 ZOHO PAGESENSE

With your consent, we may use Zoho PageSense to analyse and improve the design, usability and performance of the website.

Depending on the features active at the time, PageSense may be used for:

Website and visitor analytics.
A/B or split testing.
Funnel analysis.
Heatmaps.
Form analysis.
Session analysis or recording.
Goal and conversion measurement.
Website personalisation.
Pop-up or poll testing.

The precise technologies depend on which PageSense features and experiments are active.

CodingSTEAM should configure PageSense to avoid intentionally collecting information entered into sensitive, private or student-related form fields.

PageSense analytics, testing and session-analysis functionality must not activate unless you provide the relevant consent.

10 ZOHO FORMS

Some enquiry, registration, trial or scheduling pages may contain forms supplied by Zoho.

Zoho Forms may use cookies or browser storage to:

Display the form.
Maintain the form session.
Protect the form.
Process a submission.
Remember technical form information.
Record referral or attribution information, where enabled.

Technologies that are strictly necessary to display and submit a form specifically requested by you may operate without optional-cookie consent.

Any separate analytics, advertising or non-essential attribution technologies connected to a Zoho form must remain subject to the relevant consent choice.

Information entered into a form is processed as explained in our Privacy Policy and in the privacy notice displayed with the form.

11 GOOGLE RECAPTCHA AND FIREBASE APP CHECK

We use Google reCAPTCHA, Firebase App Check or related security technologies to protect website forms and back-end services against:

Spam.
Automated submissions.
Fraud.
Malicious requests.
Unauthorised use.
Other security threats.

When reCAPTCHA is executed, Google may process technical and interaction information to perform a security risk analysis.

Firebase App Check may use temporary tokens or browser storage to verify that requests come from the genuine CodingSTEAM website.

These technologies are treated as necessary security measures where their use is proportionate and required to protect a form or service.

Where possible, security technologies should only be loaded on pages or interactions where that protection is required.

12 HOW WE OBTAIN CONSENT

When you first visit the website, you should be presented with a cookie notice that allows you to:

Accept all optional cookies.
Reject non-essential cookies.
Manage preferences by category.

Accepting and rejecting optional cookies must be presented clearly and with equal prominence.

Analytics, advertising, PageSense and other non-essential technologies must not be activated before you make a valid choice.

Your choice applies to the browser and device you are using. You may be asked to choose again where:

You use a different browser or device.
You delete your browser data.
Your previous choice expires.
We materially change the technologies or purposes covered by your previous choice.

13 HOW TO CHANGE OR WITHDRAW CONSENT

You may change or withdraw your consent at any time by selecting in the website footer.

Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that was lawful before it was withdrawn.

After consent is withdrawn, the relevant optional technologies should be disabled for future visits from that browser.

You may also delete or block cookies through your browser settings. The steps vary between browsers.

Blocking all cookies through your browser may affect website functions, including forms and saved preferences.

14 INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS

Some of the providers named in this policy may process information outside Spain or the European Economic Area.

Where required, CodingSTEAM relies on an appropriate legal mechanism for international transfers, such as:

A European Commission adequacy decision.
Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission.
Supplementary contractual, organisational or technical safeguards.
Another mechanism permitted by applicable data-protection law.

Further information about international transfers and the processing of personal data is available in our Privacy Policy.

15 THIRD-PARTY INFORMATION

Google and Zoho may process information under their own privacy and cookie documentation.

Their technologies, cookie names and retention periods may change independently of CodingSTEAM.

CodingSTEAM will periodically review the technologies used on the website and update this policy where reasonably necessary.

16 CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes to:

The website.
The technologies or providers we use.
Cookie durations or purposes.
Our consent-management system.
Applicable law or regulatory guidance.

The current version will always be published on this page with its latest revision date.

Where a change materially affects an existing consent choice, we may ask visitors to make a new choice.

17 CONTACT

Questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies and similar technologies may be sent to:

CodingSTEAM, S.L. Calle Hermosilla 48, 1º derecha 28001 Madrid, Spain Email: contact@codingsteam.com