Project credits

This page brings together the main technical, visual and organizational credits related to the Pyxelze showcase site and its public presentation. Its purpose is to make visible the project's contributions, the services used and the major dependencies on which the interface relies.

Team and contributions

The Pyxelze project is presented publicly through a team highlighted on the site. This section may rely on public Discord profiles to display the name, avatar and visual identity of the people associated with the project.

The roles displayed on the site are descriptive and serve to identify the main areas of contribution, for example development, hosting, security, audit or legal support.

Site technologies

The website is built with Vite, React and Tailwind CSS. Its API and server-side routes run on Express with TypeScript.

External services may be called upon for certain targeted functions, such as displaying Discord profiles or accessing downloads published via GitHub Releases.

Displayed data and external sources

Certain data visible on the site comes from external or public sources, such as avatars and display names associated with team Discord profiles when the Discord API is configured server-side.

Download links may point to files hosted on GitHub. The site may also locally memorize the chosen language in the browser to improve comfort during subsequent visits.

Logos, visuals and content

The Pyxelze logo, presentation elements, site visuals and texts written for the project's communication remain associated with the project or their respective rights holders, unless explicitly stated otherwise.

If additional credit needs to be added for a visual, resource, illustration, screenshot, library or specific contribution, this page can be enriched to detail more precisely the origin and conditions of use of each element.

Updates and contact

This credits page may evolve as the team, services used, hosting, technical dependencies or project partners change.

In case of omission, credit error or request for clarification, it is recommended to have the final version of this page validated by the project team before final publication.