Cookie Consent Banner

What it does

The cookie banner nobody hates: one plain sentence, an Accept and a Decline of exactly equal size, and a link to your privacy page. Then it gets out of the way, for good. Consent should be a question, not a hostage situation.

• Nothing non-essential loads before a choice is made, and the site works fully either way.
• Declining is exactly as easy as accepting: same taps, same size, same prominence.
• Guilt wording, pre-ticked boxes, and hidden declines are banned as dark patterns.
• The wording is one human sentence, not a wall of legal text.
• On small screens the buttons stack, both still full size, and the banner never permanently covers your content.
• The choice is remembered for at least 6 months; the banner never comes back.
• A little hook lets a footer Cookie settings link reopen it anytime.

How it works

1. 1Pick the position, a slim bar along the bottom or a compact corner card.
2. 2Choose the detail level, accept and decline only, or with a small preferences panel.
3. 3Copy the prompt, the banner's full how-to for your AI, into whichever AI you use.
4. 4Write your one honest sentence about what cookies you use, and point the link at your privacy page.
5. 5Test both choices in two visits: decline should work as smoothly as accept, and neither should ever show the banner again.
6. 6Tab through it once: both buttons and the privacy link should be reachable and clearly outlined by keyboard.

What you can customize

• Position: the bottom bar is the classic; the corner card feels lighter and covers less of the page while it waits.
• Detail level: simple is two buttons and done; preferences adds per-category toggles, everything off by default except essentials.
• Wording, colors, and buttons adapt to your site automatically, because your AI builds the banner right inside your own design, politely.