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Terms of Use

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In short: these thirteen sites are free, non-commercial examples of what can be built with AI tools, made for my YouTube videos. Nothing is sold on any of them, and there is nothing to sign up for. The prompt packs are published to be copied, changed and used, including commercially, with no attribution required. The site designs, wordmarks, photos, video and the writing around the prompts stay mine. The brands on the demo sites are fictional: their shop, menu and booking parts show how a real site works, but nothing on them can be bought, booked or ordered. Everything is provided as is, and where your local consumer law gives you rights that cannot be signed away, you keep them.

1. Who publishes these sites

These sites are published by Vika Taylor, an independent designer and creator based in Kyiv, Ukraine, acting as an individual and not through a company. There is no registered company and no VAT number, and no postal address is published. The only contact channel is email: vika.taylor.one@gmail.com.

The sites are examples, not a business. Each one shows what a tool or a prompt produced in one of my videos on the YouTube channel @VikaTaylor, and they are published so that people can learn from them and build their own.

These terms cover all thirteen sites:

These terms, together with the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy (section 11), are the only terms that apply to you on any of these sites. Where a demo page calls itself terms, shipping, returns or a guarantee, as the pages of that name on kurogane.vikataylor.com do, it is part of the example and applies to no one.

A note on upkeep: the sites are kept online as examples, not maintained as products. Any of them can change or come down without notice.

2. Nothing for sale, no account, no contract

Reading these pages does not put you under a contract with me. There is nothing to accept, nothing to sign and nothing to pay. Concretely:

These terms are the conditions on which the material is published, and the limits of what I can promise about it. They are not a subscription agreement, because there is no subscription.

3. What you may do with the prompts

The prompt packs are the whole point of these sites. They were published to be taken and used, so the permission is deliberately wide. For the prompt text published on claude-design-vs-lovable-vs-v0.vikataylor.com, fable-vs-opus.vikataylor.com, 3d-scroll-prompts.vikataylor.com, moodpalette-prompts.vikataylor.com and prompt-kurogane.vikataylor.com, you may:

No permission is needed, no fee is due and no attribution is required. A credit or a link is appreciated and never expected. I claim no rights in what you make with them.

The brand names, numbers and details written inside the prompts are fictional placeholders, and where a prompt needs a price it says [price]. They are there so the prompt reads like a real brief: replace them with your own.

If you build a real shop or product from a prompt, it is yours to run. The price, the payment provider, the terms, the privacy policy, the shipping and returns rules and the business details your country requires are for you to set up, and the demo versions on these sites do not replace them. This is general information, not legal advice.

The same spirit applies to Moodpalette: the palettes you generate are yours to use for anything, with no credit and no conditions. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you type into it reaches me in the first place.

One request, and it is a request rather than a condition of the permission above: please do not republish a whole pack verbatim as your own pack. Take it, change it, ship what it makes.

What I cannot give you is permission that is not mine to give. Claude, Claude Design and Claude Code, Lovable, v0, ChatGPT and Codex, Higgsfield AI, Seedance, Wan and any other tool you run these prompts on have their own terms, their own pricing and their own rules about what you may do with their output. Those apply to you directly and nothing here changes them.

4. What is reserved

The permission in section 3 covers the prompt text. It does not cover:

These remain my copyright and are not published for reuse. If you want to use any of it, ask: vika.taylor.one@gmail.com. Normal quotation with a credit and a link is fine and always has been.

The typefaces are not mine to license either. Every font on these sites is served from the site itself under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 and remains with its designers: Anton, Archivo, Bodoni Moda, Cinzel, DM Serif Display, Fraunces, IBM Plex Mono, Inter, Instrument Serif, JetBrains Mono, Plus Jakarta Sans and Space Grotesk. Third-party code and data keep their own terms, for example three.js (MIT licence) and Natural Earth (public domain) on the globe, and GSAP on KUROGANE.

5. The demo sites are fictional

Most of this work depicts businesses and places that do not exist. That is the nature of a design example, and it needs saying in plain words:

Nothing on those pages is an offer, an invitation to treat or an advertisement for a real product or service. Any addresses, opening hours, availability, testimonials and reviews shown on them are invented as part of the design, and no prices are shown. Buttons that look like they book, buy or sign you up do not do any of those things.

Made with AI. Apart from the covers of the YouTube videos, the films and pictures on Steam Quest, OPAL, KUROGANE, Fat Cat Dumplings and Sky Streets were generated with AI tools, and those pages were designed or built with AI tools too, as each site describes. They are not photographs or recordings of real places, products, people or businesses.

6. Other companies' names and trademarks

These sites name tools, models and platforms: Claude, Claude Design and Claude Code (Anthropic), ChatGPT and Codex (OpenAI), Lovable, v0 (Vercel), Figma, Higgsfield AI, Seedance (ByteDance), Wan (Alibaba), Google Analytics and YouTube (Google), and Cloudflare, among others. They are named descriptively, to say what a prompt was run on or what a page uses, which is the only honest way to write a comparison or show how something was made.

No affiliation, sponsorship, partnership, endorsement or approval by any of them is claimed or implied, in either direction. None of these companies has reviewed, sponsored or paid for anything here. All product names, logos and trademarks belong to their respective owners, and they are used here only to identify the products.

7. No warranty

Everything on these sites is provided free and as is. I do not promise that a page will be available, that it will be free of errors, that a link will still work, or that anything here is fit for a particular purpose of yours.

For the prompts specifically: they are published as they were actually run. Models change constantly, tools change their behaviour, and the same prompt can give a different result tomorrow, on a different account or on a different plan. Nothing here is a guarantee that you will get the output shown in the video or on the page. Check the output before you use it for anything that matters.

Nothing on these sites is professional advice: not legal, not financial, not medical, not accessibility certification. The colour contrast checks in Moodpalette are a helpful rule applied in code, not an audit of your product.

8. Limits of my liability

In plain language: to the fullest extent the law allows, I am not liable for any loss or damage that comes out of your use of these sites or of anything published on them. That includes lost profit, lost data, lost time, the cost of tool credits you spend running a prompt, and anything built with a prompt that does not work out.

Where the law does not allow that, it does not apply. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits my liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or for anything else that cannot be excluded or limited under the law that applies to you.

Your consumer rights are unaffected. If you are a consumer in the European Union, the United Kingdom or anywhere else whose law gives you rights that cannot be signed away by agreement, you keep every one of them in full. Where a section above conflicts with a mandatory rule of your local consumer law, that rule wins and the rest of these terms stay in force.

These pages link out: to YouTube, to the tools named in the comparisons, to documentation and to other people's work. Those sites are not mine and are not under my control. I am not responsible for what is on them, for what they do with your data, or for what changes there after I linked to them. A link is not an endorsement, and their terms and privacy policies apply once you leave.

10. Using these sites fairly

There is very little to misuse here, so this is short. Please do not attempt to break, overload or gain unauthorised access to these sites or the systems behind them, do not use them to distribute malware, and do not present the material as if it came from someone else or as if I endorsed a product I have never seen. Automated access that degrades the service for other visitors is not welcome; ordinary crawling is.

11. Privacy and cookies

How these sites handle data is set out separately, and those documents are part of the same package as this one: the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy. The short version is that these sites set no cookies of their own, analytics loads only after you press Accept, and nothing loads from YouTube until you press play.

12. Changes to these terms

These terms can change. The version in force is the one published on this page, and the date at the top says when it last changed. There is no account to notify, so re-reading this page is the only way to see a change.

A change is not applied backwards. The permission in section 3 is not withdrawn for a copy you have already taken: if you copied a prompt while this page said you could use it commercially, that stays true for that copy.

13. Governing law

These terms and any dispute arising from them are governed by the law of Ukraine, and the courts of Kyiv, Ukraine have jurisdiction.

If you are a consumer, this does not take away the protection of the mandatory law of the country or state you live in, and it does not deprive you of the right to bring proceedings in your own local courts where your law gives you that right.

14. Contact

Questions about these terms, permission requests, copyright complaints and anything else: vika.taylor.one@gmail.com. That address is the only channel; there is no phone number, and no postal address is published. The German-language provider disclosure under s 5 DDG, the Impressum, is not published, because it would require a published postal address. A draft of it exists, set to noindex and linked from no page.