Adapted theme
The quick route. For when a serious presence is needed without a large budget, and the look does not have to stand apart from the competition.
We cover the whole span, from the shop window of a joinery workshop to the portal where your trade customers read their own invoices out of Sage. The first meeting is never about colours; it is about what the site has to produce, whether that is quote requests, orders, or fewer calls to the switchboard. Once that is answered, the choice of platform, the amount of work and the price all follow from it.
Eight common shapes. What separates them is rarely the page count: the real difference shows after the button is pressed, depending on whether what follows is an email, a line created inside the ERP, or money moving to an independent seller.
Five to eight pages, or a filtered catalogue whose main button asks for a price rather than adding to a basket. The shortest route to a credible presence for a tradesman, a merchant or a practice.
One route per audience: clients, candidates, partners, journalists. Careers, news, an English version, and contributors who publish on their own, with no developer in the loop.
Card payments through Stripe or PayPlug, a Mondial Relay pickup point chosen in the basket, invoices raised without retyping. A shop that carries an order through, instead of merely taking the money.
One page for one campaign and one offer. A plain message, a form of three fields, and conversion tracking in line with CNIL guidance, wired up before the first euro is spent.
Independent sellers trading under one banner: a workspace each, listing approval, commission taken at source and payouts calculated without anybody opening a spreadsheet.
A closed area where each client looks up orders, invoices, balance and open requests unaided. No more emails asking for a copy of a document.
Trade ordering on contract terms: a price belonging to each account, credit watched, deferred payment and last month order repeated in a single move.
Communes, inter-municipal bodies and public establishments: RGAA 4.1 conformity, an accessibility statement, online procedures and an admin the front office truly masters.
Technology is chosen for the job at hand and for what it will cost to keep alive in three years, not for whichever tool we happen to enjoy most.
The quick route. For when a serious presence is needed without a large budget, and the look does not have to stand apart from the competition.
Where most projects land. Blocks built to your own design, WooCommerce where selling is involved, a bridge to Sage, Pennylane or Odoo. WordPress developers are plentiful, so you are tied to nobody.
The subscription shop. Shopify, PrestaShop, Magento or Sylius when you need to open quickly or sell across borders, plus headless setups for marketing teams that want the content in their own hands.
The heaviest project. Heavy traffic, trading rules far outside the norm, or several services that must share the same data without copying it about.
A mainstream platform asks slightly more at the outset than a commercial theme, then repays it over the years. Developers who know WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify are numerous, so changing supplier does not mean rewriting everything. Links to Sage, Cegid, Pennylane or to marketplaces run through maintained modules and documented APIs, never through a one-off patch nobody will be able to read two years from now.
The work without which even a well-written site lasts only until the first large update or the first break-in.
Four phases, each closed by your approval. Everything happens online: workshops over video, a shared task board, plus a working copy you can open at any hour.
We settle which visitors matter and what each of them ought to accomplish. Out of it comes a structure, a list of requirements and the plan for content and links.
Grey wireframes first, where shifting a block costs nothing. Then the visual design of the key screens, on a phone as well as in a desktop browser.
Code, links, copy and images entered. The site sits on a staging address, so you follow progress and your comments reach us as they occur to you.
Acceptance, publication, redirects from the old addresses and training for the editors. A care agreement then takes over if you want one.
The spread is wide, because a simple site on an adapted theme and a B2B platform wired into an ERP have nothing in common. Three things drive it: how many user journeys exist, how far the links reach and how much is drawn from scratch. After an opening video call you receive an estimate with the matching scope attached. Anything beyond that scope is billed at EUR 95/hour excl. VAT, agreed beforehand.
It is decided case by case. Product data is almost always imported from your trading software or a master file. Descriptions, photographs and the company story tend to come from you, because nobody knows your trade as well. If your team is short of time, the writing is quoted as a separate piece of work.
Public bodies are bound by RGAA 4.1 and must publish an accessibility statement along with a multi-year plan. The European Accessibility Act extends requirements to part of the digital services aimed at consumers, online retail included. Whether your company sits inside that scope depends on its size and activity and is confirmed with your legal adviser. Obliged or not, we design to WCAG 2.1 AA.
We fit a banner that truly holds back analytics and advertising tags until a choice has been made, configure consent mode in the tools involved, help you collect a processing agreement from each service the site relies on, and propose hosting with OVHcloud or Scaleway. Forms ask only for the information you will actually use afterwards.
Yes, provided we begin with an examination: code quality, component versions, whether backups exist and whose name holds the domain and the hosting. Sometimes patching what exists costs more than starting on a fresh foundation. You will know that before committing, not halfway through.
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