Before submitting
Problem statement
Currently, the application does not provide a dedicated cookies policy page or a cookie consent popup. This creates a gap in user transparency regarding data tracking and cookie usage. Users are not informed about what cookies are being used or given control over their preferences.
Proposed solution
Add a Cookies Policy page along with a cookie consent popup/banner that appears when a user first visits the site.
The feature should include:
A cookie consent popup on first visit
Options such as:
-> Accept All Cookies
-> Reject Non-Essential Cookies
-> Customize Preferences (optional advanced setting)
A link in the popup to a dedicated Cookies Policy page
Persistent storage of user consent (so the popup does not reappear unnecessarily)
Alignment with existing Terms & Conditions page style and structure
Alternative solutions considered
Adding only a static Cookies Policy page without a popup
Rejected because it does not ensure user acknowledgment or compliance
Relying on browser-based cookie handling only
Rejected because it lacks transparency and user control
Showing a simple notification without options
Rejected because it does not provide meaningful consent management
Use case or motivation
This feature improves:
User trust and transparency regarding data usage
Compliance with privacy standards (e.g., GDPR-like expectations)
Professionalism of the application UI/UX
Clear communication about tracking and data collection
It benefits all users, especially those concerned about privacy and data usage policies.
References or mockups
Similar implementation patterns used on modern websites with cookie consent banners
Example behavior: banner appears on first visit → user selects preference → stored in local storage or cookies
Additional context
Should integrate cleanly with the existing UI theme
Can be implemented using a lightweight state management approach (e.g., localStorage for consent tracking)
Ensure non-intrusive design (banner should not block core functionality)
Future enhancement could include analytics toggle integration
Before submitting
Problem statement
Currently, the application does not provide a dedicated cookies policy page or a cookie consent popup. This creates a gap in user transparency regarding data tracking and cookie usage. Users are not informed about what cookies are being used or given control over their preferences.
Proposed solution
Add a Cookies Policy page along with a cookie consent popup/banner that appears when a user first visits the site.
The feature should include:
A cookie consent popup on first visit
Options such as:
-> Accept All Cookies
-> Reject Non-Essential Cookies
-> Customize Preferences (optional advanced setting)
A link in the popup to a dedicated Cookies Policy page
Persistent storage of user consent (so the popup does not reappear unnecessarily)
Alignment with existing Terms & Conditions page style and structure
Alternative solutions considered
Adding only a static Cookies Policy page without a popup
Rejected because it does not ensure user acknowledgment or compliance
Relying on browser-based cookie handling only
Rejected because it lacks transparency and user control
Showing a simple notification without options
Rejected because it does not provide meaningful consent management
Use case or motivation
This feature improves:
User trust and transparency regarding data usage
Compliance with privacy standards (e.g., GDPR-like expectations)
Professionalism of the application UI/UX
Clear communication about tracking and data collection
It benefits all users, especially those concerned about privacy and data usage policies.
References or mockups
Similar implementation patterns used on modern websites with cookie consent banners
Example behavior: banner appears on first visit → user selects preference → stored in local storage or cookies
Additional context
Should integrate cleanly with the existing UI theme
Can be implemented using a lightweight state management approach (e.g., localStorage for consent tracking)
Ensure non-intrusive design (banner should not block core functionality)
Future enhancement could include analytics toggle integration