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Simple answers for a better website.
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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.