Legal Notice

Last updated: September 10, 2026.

Publisher

This website is published by:

Melvin Marra, sole trader (French "micro-entreprise" / auto-entrepreneur)
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Address: 285 Chemin du Château d'Eau, 30520 Saint-Martin-de-Valgalgues, France
Phone: +33 6 09 92 75 49
Email: melvin.marra@gmail.com
Website: melvin-marra.fr

Activity

This website presents and distributes the @eunomia/elements web component library and its documentation. The library itself is distributed through the npm registry, operated by npm, Inc., a subsidiary of GitHub, Inc. (Microsoft group). This website is not, as of today, an online store: installing the package is free and unrestricted, under the terms of its license (see "Intellectual property" below).

Hosting

This website is hosted by:

Vercel Inc.
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United States
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Website: vercel.com

Publication director

The publication director is Melvin Marra, acting in his capacity as the website's publisher (see the "Publisher" section above for full contact details).

Intellectual property

All content on this website (text, visuals, logos, layout), unless otherwise stated, is the property of Melvin Marra and is protected by intellectual property law. Any reproduction, representation, modification, or distribution, in whole or in part, without prior written authorization is prohibited.

The @eunomia/elements package's source code is governed by its own separate license, not by this notice. Its terms are included in the LICENSE file shipped with the package. The package and this site also bundle or depend on third-party assets under their own licenses: Google's Material Symbols icons, Google Fonts, and Lit. See the third-party licenses page for the full list. Full license texts are also included in the licenses/ folder shipped with the package and the repository.

Governing law and jurisdiction

This website is governed by French law, in particular Law No. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 for confidence in the digital economy (LCEN). In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable resolution, the French courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

Contact

For any question about this website or its content, you can reach us at: melvin.marra@gmail.com.