Legal notice
Site publisher
The site ampixelweb.com is published by:
- Amil Mustafi EI, sole trader (entrepreneur individuel), trading as Ampixelweb.
- Address: 52 rue du Jura, 74100 Ambilly, France
- Telephone: 06 25 28 23 77
- Email: ampixelwebcontact@gmail.com
- SIRET: 109 429 704 00017 — SIREN 109 429 704, APE code 6201Z (computer programming). Registered on 2 September 2026.
- VAT: TVA non applicable, article 293 B du CGI — French small-business VAT exemption. No VAT is charged and no intra-Community VAT number is issued.
- Publication director: Amil Mustafi.
Site hosting
French law requires the host’s full contact details to be given: company name, address and telephone number. They are in your client area, under legal information.
- Host: IONOS SARL, 7 place de la Gare, 57200 Sarreguemines, France
- Host’s telephone number: +33 9 70 80 89 11
Intellectual property
Everything on this site — text, code, layout, visual identity, photographs and video — is protected by copyright. Any reproduction or representation, in whole or in part, without prior written permission, is prohibited.
The projects shown under work remain the property of their respective clients and are shown for reference, with their agreement.
Liability
The information published on this site is given for guidance and kept up to date with care, without any guarantee of completeness. Links to third-party sites do not engage the publisher’s liability as to their content.
Personal data
How the data sent through the forms on this site is handled is described in the privacy policy, which also covers cookies.
Terms and conditions of sale
Version of 2 September 2026. These terms apply to every order placed from that date onwards. This English text is provided for convenience: the French version is the one that has legal force.
1. Purpose and scope
These terms govern the design, redesign and development of websites, search visibility work, hosting and maintenance supplied by Amil Mustafi EI, trading as Ampixelweb (“the Supplier”), to its business clients (“the Client”).
They are addressed exclusively to businesses, sole traders, retailers and non-profit organisations acting for the purposes of their activity. The Supplier does not sell to consumers within the meaning of the French Consumer Code.
Placing an order implies unreserved acceptance of these terms, which prevail over the Client’s own purchasing conditions unless otherwise agreed in writing.
2. Quotation and order
Every project is quoted in detail, free of charge. A quotation is valid for thirty days from its date of issue.
An order becomes firm once the Client has returned the quotation dated, signed and marked as accepted, and the deposit set out in article 4 has been received. Signing the quotation constitutes acceptance of these terms.
Any request outside the scope described in the quotation is covered by a priced amendment, subject to the same acceptance procedure.
3. Prices
Prices are stated in euros. TVA non applicable, article 293 B du CGI — the French small-business VAT exemption: the amounts shown are net, no VAT is charged and none is recoverable.
Unless expressly stated in the quotation, third-party costs are not included: domain name, hosting, software licences, typefaces, licensed photography, email or sending services. These are either taken out by the Client in their own name or passed on at cost.
4. Payment terms
Unless the quotation provides otherwise, payment is staged as follows:
- 30 % on order, as a deposit within the meaning of article 1590 of the French Civil Code. This sum binds both parties firmly and definitively: it is not earnest money and gives no right of withdrawal.
- The balance on delivery, before the site goes live.
Invoices are payable by bank transfer, on receipt. No discount is granted for early payment.
Publication of the site on its final domain name is conditional on payment of the price in full.
5. Late payment
Any sum unpaid when due bears, automatically and without a reminder being necessary, late payment interest at the rate applied by the European Central Bank to its most recent refinancing operation plus ten percentage points, and in any event not less than three times the French statutory interest rate.
A flat recovery indemnity of €40 per unpaid invoice is also automatically due (articles L441-10 and D441-5 of the French Commercial Code). Where recovery costs actually incurred exceed that amount, the Supplier may claim the difference on production of supporting documents.
Where a formal notice has remained without effect for fifteen days, the Supplier may suspend all services, including hosting and maintenance, without such suspension being treated as termination on the Supplier’s part.
6. Timescales and the Client’s obligations
Stated timescales are indicative. They start running only from the day the Supplier has received both the deposit and all the content required: text, images, logo, visual identity, technical access.
The Client undertakes to appoint a single point of contact, to supply those items in a usable format and to answer approval requests within a reasonable time. Delay attributable to the Client postpones the timescales accordingly, with no compensation.
The Client warrants that they hold the rights to everything they supply — text, photographs, trade marks, logos — and indemnifies the Supplier against any third-party claim in that respect.
7. Delivery and acceptance
The work is made available to the Client at a staging address. The Client has ten working days to set out any reasoned reservations in writing.
After that period without a written response, or as soon as the site goes live at the Client’s request, acceptance is deemed to have taken place and the work is accepted without reservation.
Corrections falling within the scope of the quotation are made at no extra cost. New requests are covered by an amendment.
8. Intellectual property
The Supplier assigns to the Client the exploitation rights — reproduction and representation, for the statutory term of protection and worldwide — over the items created specifically for them: designs, source code, layout, and text written by the Supplier.
That assignment takes effect only upon payment of the price in full. Until then the Supplier remains the rights holder, and any use of the delivered work is unauthorised.
Not assigned, and remaining subject to their own licences: third-party libraries and components, typefaces, licensed photographs and illustrations, and the Supplier’s reusable methods, know-how and tools.
The Supplier reserves the right to name the project and show images of it as a reference, on its own site and communication material. The Client may object in writing, at any time and without giving reasons.
9. Hosting and maintenance
Hosting and maintenance are supplied under an annual subscription, invoiced in advance and tacitly renewed for successive one-year periods.
Either party may end it in writing, no later than two months before the annual renewal date. Termination takes effect at the end of the current period; sums already paid for that period remain due to the Supplier.
The Supplier is bound by an obligation of means as regards the availability of the site, which depends on the host and the network. Scheduled interruptions are announced in advance wherever possible.
On termination, for whatever reason, the Supplier hands over to the Client — on written request made within thirty days — all the site’s files and the access credentials needed to run it elsewhere.
10. Liability
The Supplier is bound by an obligation of means in performing its services.
As regards search visibility, no guarantee of ranking or traffic can be given: position in search results depends on third-party algorithms, on competition and on factors outside the Supplier’s control. The undertaking is to apply the recommended techniques, not to reach a stated figure.
The Supplier’s liability, on any ground whatsoever, is limited to the amount actually paid by the Client for the service that gave rise to the damage. Indirect damage is excluded, in particular loss of business, turnover, data or customers.
The Supplier is not liable for content supplied or published by the Client, nor for the consequences of work carried out on the site by the Client or by a third party.
11. Personal data
The processing of the data the Client sends to the Supplier is described in the privacy policy.
Where the Supplier processes, on the Client’s behalf and as part of hosting or maintenance, personal data collected by the Client’s site, it acts as a processor within the meaning of Article 28 of the GDPR. A processing agreement is then entered into between the parties.
12. Force majeure
Neither party may be held liable for a failure caused by force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code. Should the impediment last beyond sixty days, either party may terminate automatically, work already carried out remaining payable.
13. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by French law.
In the event of a dispute, the parties undertake to seek an amicable solution before any legal action. Failing agreement within thirty days of the first written complaint, the courts having jurisdiction over the Supplier’s registered office shall have exclusive jurisdiction, including where there are several defendants or a third-party claim.
Last updated: 2 September 2026.