Which materials do these terms cover?
These terms cover Atelance’s original texts, designs, interfaces, animations and custom code on this website.
Rights in these works belong to Atelance or the relevant rights holders to the extent protected by law. Publishing a work online does not give permission to copy or reuse it.
Sharing our website link
You can browse our website and share a link to Atelance.com or to any page on the site.
Sharing a link does not give permission to use the page’s content elsewhere. To use that content, follow the permission requirements below.
Which uses require written permission?
Unless applicable law or a valid licence already permits the use, obtain the relevant rights holder’s written permission before:
- Copying or republishing our protected texts, designs or animations.
- Reusing our custom code in another website or product.
- Adapting our protected works or incorporating them into your own work.
- Distributing, selling or licensing our work as templates, themes, digital asset packages or commercial products.
Attribution, a link to Atelance or minor changes do not replace required permission. The same rule applies to protected material collected using automated tools.
Referring to Atelance and our work
Give accurate information when referring to Atelance. Do not use our name, logo, signature or visual identity to falsely suggest that you work with us or have our support.
Do not include our work in your portfolio or sell it as if you created it. Do not pretend to act on behalf of Atelance.
Materials owned by others
Photographs, videos, fonts and software components owned by other people or organisations have their own licence terms. Atelance does not claim ownership of those materials.
Their appearance on our website does not give permission to use them elsewhere. Rights granted by the relevant licence, including open-source licences, still apply. Contact the owner if you need further permission.
Concept websites and client projects
Atelance 01 and Atelance 02 are concept websites that demonstrate our approach. They are not actual client projects, operating businesses, property listings or commercial offers. Names, people, properties, reviews, figures, prices and contact details are fictional or illustrative; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
For commissioned work, the relevant written agreement determines ownership, deliverables, licences and permitted uses. This notice does not change that agreement.
How do you request permission?
To request permission, email us with the following details:
- The content you wish to use and a link to the page where it will appear.
- How, where and for whom you plan to use it, and for how long.
- Your name and contact details.
Before using the material, wait for written approval that clearly states what you may do. Sending a request or receiving no reply does not grant permission. If you report a rights violation, identify the work.
What happens if work is used without permission?
We reserve the right to ask for unauthorised use to stop and for the material to be removed. We may take legal action where appropriate.
When using content, follow the conditions in the Intellectual Property & Usage section. If a use requires written permission, obtain written approval from the relevant rights holder before you begin.