Policies, preferences, and support-ready pages in one place

The settings route gives visitors a clear place to control language, motion, and readability without burying those choices inside navigation or one-off controls.

This keeps practical preferences close to the rest of the reference material while still treating them as first-class product behavior.

Terms, privacy, and cookie routes are included here as structured reference documents. Their job in this phase is to validate navigation, hierarchy, and reusable content-page composition.

When final legal copy is available, these pages should already have the right layout rhythm, section structure, and internal linking patterns.

This resources area also establishes the visual baseline for future article or long-form reference pages. The shell favors clear headings, readable copy width, optional side rail content, and related-page handoff.

That means later editorial or CMS-backed pages can extend the same structure instead of introducing a second long-form layout pattern.