Legal notice & terms
Who publishes this site, where it is hosted, and the terms that apply when you use it.
Last updated 27 August 2026
Publisher & host
- Publisher
- Antoine Deshoux
- Director of publication
- Antoine Deshoux
Purpose
This site presents the professional work, services and published resources of Antoine Deshoux. Browsing it implies acceptance of the terms below. They may be updated at any time; the version in force is the one published here.
Intellectual property
The site structure, its text, its interface, its illustrations and its source code are the property of the publisher and are protected by French and international copyright law. Reproducing, adapting or redistributing any part of them without prior written permission is prohibited.
Client work shown in the case studies remains the property of the respective clients, and their names, logos and trademarks belong to them. It is presented here with the sole purpose of documenting the design work carried out.
The prompts and resource listings published in the Resource Center are made available for free personal and professional use. Reselling them, or republishing the collection as your own, is not.
External links
This site links to third-party sites and tools that it does not control. Those links are provided for convenience only: their content, availability and practices are the sole responsibility of their operators, and a link is not an endorsement.
Availability and accuracy
The site is provided as is. Its content — in particular the tool and prompt libraries, which change often — is offered in good faith but without warranty of completeness or accuracy, and figures quoted in case studies describe past projects under their own conditions rather than a promise of comparable results.
Access may be interrupted at any time for maintenance or for reasons outside the publisher's control, without any right to compensation.
Liability
The publisher cannot be held liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from access to, or use of, this site, including the unavailability of a service, the loss of data, or the presence of a virus on your equipment.
Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. In the absence of an amicable settlement, any dispute relating to the site falls under the jurisdiction of the competent French courts.