Privacy policy

Demonstration status

This website and its customer portal are a front-end demonstration built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript only. There is no server, database or account system behind it. The company, its address, phone number, prices and customers are invented.

What the demo handles

Forms in the demo, including the contact form, the portal login, the quote request and the account page, are checked by code running in your browser. The text you type is not transmitted to LayerLab 3D or to any other server by this project.

Please do not type real passwords, identity numbers, payment details or other sensitive information into any field. The login screen shows the demo credentials so you never need to use your own.

Browser storage

To make the portal feel real, the demo saves a few items in your browser using localStorage. They never leave your device:

• ll3d.session, a marker that you logged in to the demo, with the time
• ll3d.quotes, quote requests you submitted in the demo, including the file name and size
• ll3d.profile and ll3d.prefs, edits you made on the account page
• ll3d.reorder, a short-lived item used to pre-fill the quote form

Use Reset demo data in the portal, log out, or clear site data in your browser settings to remove them. The demo does not use advertising or analytics cookies.

Model files

When you choose an STL or OBJ file in the quote form, the browser reads it into memory so the page can measure it and draw the preview. The file is not uploaded, is not saved to storage and disappears when you remove it or close the tab. Only its name and size are kept with a demo quote request.

Third-party content

The pages load photographs from Unsplash and typefaces from Google Fonts. Your browser contacts those services directly when it fetches them, and they may receive standard request information such as your IP address. Their own policies apply. The demo does not pass them anything you type.

If this were a real service

A real print business in South Africa would be a responsible party under the Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013 (POPIA). Its policy would need to explain what personal information it collects, why, who it is shared with, how long it is kept, and how people can ask to see, correct or delete it. It would also name an information officer and describe how to complain to the Information Regulator.

This page keeps that structure so reviewers can see where the content would go, but there is no real data processing to describe.

Questions

Questions about this demonstration can go to [email protected]. That address is a placeholder and is not monitored.

Last updated for the demo release in 2026.