Last updated 24 September 2026

Website
terms.

These terms govern use of atlasweb.org.uk and its interactive portfolio demonstrations.

About this website

The site is operated by Atlas Web (an independent UK sole trader). Contact us at general@atlasweb.uk.

Portfolio demonstrations

The branded websites shown in the portfolio are demonstrations of design and development capabilities. Their businesses, availability, prices, testimonials, contact details, bookings, orders and form responses are illustrative. Submitting a demo form does not create a booking, purchase or professional relationship, and no demo form sends its contents to a server.

Using the site

You may browse the site and use its demonstrations for their intended purpose. You must not interfere with the site, attempt unauthorised access, introduce harmful code, misuse automated requests or copy the site in a way that infringes our rights or another person's rights.

Intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, Atlas Web owns or licenses the site's design, copy, code and visual material. You may view it for personal or internal business evaluation. No other licence is granted.

Project enquiries

Service packages shown on this site are descriptions of potential scopes, not fixed-price offers. Setup costs, third-party subscriptions and ongoing management are agreed in a written proposal after discovery. A project begins only when both parties accept a separate written proposal or agreement. That agreement takes priority for the services it covers.

Availability and links

We aim to keep the site accurate and available but do not promise uninterrupted access. Any third-party link is provided for convenience; the third party controls its own content and practices.

Liability

Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Subject to that, we are not responsible for losses caused by relying on illustrative demo content or by events outside our reasonable control.

Law

These website terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory consumer rights that apply where you live.

Changes

We may revise these terms as the site changes. The date above identifies the current version.