A slow site loses clients
A busy visitor doesn't wait: a slow or poorly mobile-optimized site gets closed within seconds, before they've even read your offer.
The problem
A visitor forms an opinion
before you ever exchange a word.
Whether you're a tradesperson, an accounting firm, a service provider or a manufacturing SME, the pattern is the same: an outdated, slow or unclear website can be enough to rule your company out of a tender — even when your work is flawless.
Expertise stays invisible
Certifications, working methods, client references, real capabilities: without a clear showcase, what sets you apart simply doesn't show.
Compliance gets neglected
Missing legal notices, non-compliant cookies: a real legal risk, often overlooked in the rush to launch — whatever your industry.
Who it's for
The same level of rigor,
whatever your industry.
Not being a large group doesn't mean your website has to look like a generic template. Here are a few examples of profiles I work with — the list isn't exhaustive.
SMEs & manufacturing workshops
Process sheets, certifications, production capacity showcased to reassure professional buyers.
Law & accounting firms
Clearly stated practice areas, understated tone, confidential contact — credibility above all.
Tradespeople & retailers
Project gallery, clear service area, simple quote request form — built to convert without complexity.
Service providers
Clear presentation of offers, client testimonials, online booking synced to your calendar.
What's included
A website built for
your actual business.
Every project is scoped around your real business, your typical clients and your actual constraints — never a generic business-site template copy-pasted from one project to the next.
Business website
A clear presentation of your business, your methods and your references — built to reassure and convert from the first visit.
Redesign
Your site exists but no longer converts? We rebuild on new foundations, keeping what already works and fixing what's holding you back.
B2B e-commerce
Catalogue, professional accounts, online quote requests — to sell without relying solely on the phone or word-of-mouth.
GDPR compliance
Cookie banner, legal notice, privacy policy and explicit consent checkbox: included in every project, at no extra cost.
Free 30 minutes, no commitment
The method
From your brief
to going live.
A clear process, defined steps, no bad surprises — you always know where your project stands.
Step 01
Audit & scoping
We analyze your business, your typical clients and your regulatory constraints to scope a custom-built project, not a generic template.
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02Step 02
Detailed quote & sign-off
A line-by-line quote, no vague packages, no hidden fees. You approve exactly what you're buying before we start.
Step 03
Design & development
Design and development with regular progress check-ins, so you stay in the loop without drowning in technical detail.
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Testing & launch
You test, we adjust together, then we go live: DNS, SSL, performance and compliance all checked before delivery.
Frequently asked questions
What I get asked the most.
A business site is typically delivered in 3 to 4 weeks; a B2B e-commerce store takes 4 to 8 weeks depending on the complexity of the catalogue and required integrations.
Yes. A compliant cookie banner, legal notice, privacy policy and explicit form consent are included in every project, at no extra cost.
Yes, that's a common evolution. You can start with a business site and later add a catalogue and secure payment without rebuilding everything.
Yes. The structure (business site, redesign, B2B e-commerce) works just as well for an accounting or law firm, a tradesperson, a retailer or a service provider as for a manufacturing SME — only the content changes.
Yes, I work with companies in France (Haut-Rhin, Alsace, Belfort) as well as in French- and German-speaking Switzerland (Geneva, Lausanne, Basel, Zurich), with the same rigor on both sides of the border.
Your business deserves
a website to match.
A free 30-minute project analysis to identify what's holding back your conversions — no commitment, whatever your industry.