Privacy notice

Read this first. Bidding Floor is a demonstration website. It has no server, no database, no account system and no analytics. Nothing you type into it is transmitted anywhere. The sections below describe what the page itself does in your browser, and then what a real deployment of this site would have to disclose.

What this site stores, and where

Three things, all of them in your own browser, none of them sent to us or to anybody else:

• Your customizer settings (bf.skin.v1, localStorage). The brand colours, font pairing, theme and identity fields you set in the instrument panel, so the site looks the same on your next page. Cleared by the panel's Reset button or by clearing site data.
• Your demo session (bf.market.v1 and bf.mybids.v1, sessionStorage). The simulated bid movements and any maximum bids you placed in the demo, so a lot you were winning on one page is still a lot you are winning on the next. Deleted when you close the tab.
• The session clock (bf.epoch.v1, sessionStorage). The moment you first loaded the site, which is what the countdowns are measured from. Deleted when you close the tab.

There are no cookies on this site at all, no third-party scripts, no tracking pixels, no fingerprinting and no advertising identifiers. The fonts and images are served from the same origin as the page.

Forms

The contact form and the demo bid controls validate in your browser and then tell you plainly that nothing was sent. There is no endpoint behind them. If you type your real phone number into the contact form, it goes nowhere — but there is also no reason to.

What a real deployment would collect

A live auction platform of this shape would need to collect and disclose considerably more, including at minimum:

• Account details for registered bidders: name, email, phone, billing address, and a payment method held by a PCI-compliant processor.
• Identity and approval records, including any resale certificate on file.
• Bid records tied to an account, retained for the period required by state auction law.
• Invoice, payment and collection records, retained for tax purposes.
• Server logs including IP address, for fraud prevention and for resolving bidding disputes.

It would also need a lawful basis for each of those, a retention schedule, a process for access and deletion requests, and a named contact. None of that applies here, because none of it exists here.

Your choices on this page

Clearing site data for this origin removes everything listed above. The site will work identically afterwards; it will simply have forgotten your customizer settings and your demo session.

Contact

Questions about this demonstration can go to floor@biddingfloor.example. That address is fictional, as is everything else on this site.