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A clear, modern website adapted to your activity, built to present your services and receive serious enquiries.
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Public website guide since 1999
Create, take over or improve a website with clear guidance.
Française du Numérique helps companies, independents, shops, artists, associations and organizations make their online presence clearer, more useful and easier to trust.
This guide brings together services, examples, answers and practical references to help you understand what to do, where to start and how to move forward without digital jargon.
- Create a clear website to present your activity and receive serious requests.
- Improve an existing website when it feels dated, confusing or hard to update.
- Publish useful answers that help future customers choose with confidence.
Quick references
A portal designed to help visitors make better decisions.
The site covers frequent needs: creation, takeover, improvement, content, local presence, follow-up and maintenance.
1999
Web experience
Long practice in creating, improving and maintaining websites.
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Services
Creation, takeover, visibility, content, follow-up and maintenance.
200
Trade examples
A wide range for local businesses, SMEs, artists and independents.
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Useful answers
Concrete questions to help visitors decide more easily.
Main help
Choose the support that fits your situation.
Each service answers a common need: create, improve, clarify, publish or maintain.
Website refresh
Improve an existing website
A clearer design, better content and a smoother visitor journey for a website that feels current again.
Read moreOnline visibility
Be easier to find online
Clearer pages that help future clients find you, understand your offer and take action.
Read moreReputation
Strengthen your online presence
A more complete and consistent presentation of your activity, so visitors can trust and recommend you more easily.
Read moreVisitor experience
Make the website easier to use
More readable pages, better placed buttons and a journey that makes contact or quote requests easier.
Read moreKey information
Present your activity clearly
Better organised information: who you are, what you do, where you work and how people can contact you.
Read morePractical guide
Publish useful guidance
Articles, guides and Q&A pages that help the public understand your services and topics.
Read moreSupport
Maintain and support the website
Support to keep the website available, updated, backed up and ready to evolve.
Read moreBefore rebuilding a website, clarify what it should achieve.
A good website is not only a visual showcase. It should explain your activity, show your credibility, guide visitors and make contact easier.
The work starts with simple questions: who should understand your offer, what information is missing today, what requests do you want to receive and which pages deserve priority.
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Understand your activity, visitors and priorities.
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Clarify important pages, messages and useful proof.
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Build a readable and pleasant website.
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Follow what works and improve what should be improved.
Project examples
Different needs, concrete answers.
A few practical situations among 200 examples: local trades, shops, services, tourism, associations, artists and organizations.
2001Tourism
3-star tourism hotel
Goal: Website for a family seaside hotel.
Website for a family seaside hotel
2005Services
Guest house
Goal: Direct booking website for countryside rooms.
Direct booking website for countryside rooms
2000Services
Rural holiday cottage
Goal: Website to present accommodation and receive enquiries.
Website to present accommodation and receive enquiries
2006Services
Family campsite
Goal: Seasonal website for pitches, services and prices.
Seasonal website for pitches, services and prices
2000Services
Holiday residence
Goal: Showcase website for family stays and availability requests.
Showcase website for family stays and availability requests
2016Services
Local tourist office
Goal: Public portal for activities, events and accommodation.
Public portal for activities, events and accommodation
2005Services
Independent tour guide
Goal: Website for private visits and tailor-made routes.
Website for private visits and tailor-made routes
2000Services
Local travel agency
Goal: Travel advice website for personalized requests.
Travel advice website for personalized requests
Articles / FAQ
Short answers to move forward simply.
A website should be reviewed when it no longer presents your activity clearly, works poorly on mobile, receives too few enquiries or no longer reflects your image.
Yes. An effective website can start with a few well-written pages: home, services, work, frequently asked questions and contact. The key is to answer visitor expectations clearly.
Yes. The agency is based in France and can support remote projects for French or international organisations that need a clear and reliable website.
Yes. We start by reviewing what already exists, what should be kept, what makes the visitor journey difficult and what can be improved progressively.
It needs useful pages, understandable titles, simple navigation, answers to frequent questions, updated content and a consistent presentation of the activity.
Yes, when each page brings real information: area covered, services, local context, examples and contact options. Repetitive pages should be avoided.
Create, improve, maintain