What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device when you visit them. At travionelquis, we use various tracking technologies to make your motion graphics learning experience more personalized and effective. Think of cookies as digital bookmarks that help us remember your preferences, track your progress through courses, and show you relevant content.

Our platform uses several types of tracking technologies beyond traditional cookies, including web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage. These work together to create a seamless educational environment where your learning journey is preserved between sessions and across different devices.

When you access travionelquis.sbs, these technologies begin collecting information about how you interact with our content. This might include which tutorial videos you watch, how long you spend on specific lessons, and which motion graphics techniques you practice most frequently.

How We Use Tracking Technologies

travionelquis employs tracking technologies in several key ways to support your motion graphics education. First, we track your progress through our comprehensive curriculum, ensuring you can pick up exactly where you left off, whether you're working through our After Effects fundamentals or advancing to complex character animation sequences.

We also monitor which learning resources prove most valuable to different student segments. For instance, if data shows that students from Australia prefer project-based learning over theoretical modules, we can adjust our content recommendations accordingly. This helps us understand whether our focus on industry-standard software like Cinema 4D and Blender resonates with learners preparing for careers in Australian creative agencies.

Performance tracking extends to technical aspects of your experience as well. We measure page load times, video streaming quality, and interface responsiveness to ensure our platform delivers smooth motion graphics tutorials regardless of your internet connection speed or device capabilities.

Cookie Categories

Essential Cookies

These cookies are absolutely necessary for travionelquis to function properly. They enable core features like user authentication, course access, and payment processing. Without these cookies, you wouldn't be able to log into your account, access your enrolled motion graphics courses, or navigate between lessons. These cannot be disabled as they're fundamental to the platform's operation.

Analytics Cookies

We use Google Analytics and similar tools to understand how students interact with our motion graphics curriculum. This helps us identify which tutorials are most effective, where students might be struggling, and how we can improve course completion rates. For example, if analytics show that many students pause during complex 3D modeling segments, we might add additional explanatory content or alternative learning approaches.

Marketing Cookies

These cookies help us show you relevant content about new motion graphics courses, upcoming workshops, and industry partnerships. They track your interests within our platform to suggest advanced specializations like architectural visualization or character rigging that align with your learning path. Marketing cookies also help us measure the effectiveness of our outreach to creative professionals across Australia and internationally.

Functional Cookies

Functional cookies remember your personalized settings and preferences on travionelquis. This includes your preferred playback speed for tutorial videos, interface themes, notification settings, and language preferences. They also store your recently viewed courses and bookmarked techniques, making it easier to reference specific motion graphics methods during your projects.

Data Retention and Your Rights

travionelquis retains cookie data for varying periods depending on the type and purpose. Essential cookies typically last for the duration of your browsing session, while analytics cookies may persist for up to 24 months to provide meaningful insights into learning patterns and platform improvements.

You have complete control over your cookie preferences and can modify them at any time through this page or your browser settings. Disabling certain cookie categories won't prevent you from accessing our motion graphics courses, though some personalization features may be reduced. Your learning progress and course completions are always preserved regardless of your cookie settings.

If you're concerned about privacy while learning motion graphics techniques, you can use your browser's private or incognito mode. However, this will prevent travionelquis from saving your progress between sessions, which might impact your learning continuity across our comprehensive curriculum.

For students based in Australia, your cookie preferences align with Australian Privacy Principles, ensuring your educational data remains protected while you develop professional motion graphics skills for the local creative industry.