Web Development

Once the user experience and the interface have been validated, development begins. Our team is fluent in a wide range of CMS and frameworks: Drupal, WordPress, Webflow, Laravel, Symfony, Ruby on Rails, React, Angular and Vue.js. Depending on your project, the level of autonomy you want after handover and your governance constraints, we recommend the most suitable solution. A lightweight institutional website does not call for the same technology as a high-traffic multilingual portal or a community platform.

Our developers work on both the back-end and the front-end.

The back-end is invisible to your users, yet essential. Our back-end developers build all the functionalities of your site: content management, forms, member areas, integrations with your existing tools (CRM, emailing platforms, donation systems, databases), access and permission management.

The front-end covers everything related to the user interface. Our front-end developers make sure the design validated upstream is followed to the letter, faithful to the world you want to embody. They also ensure that your site is fast, accessible and responsive across all devices and screen sizes. Performance and accessibility are not bonuses to be added at the end of a project: we integrate them from the first line of code, in line with the 2026 standards of the field (Core Web Vitals, WCAG, European Accessibility Act).

Hosting and maintenance

Once finalised, your site needs to be hosted and maintained to remain accessible and performant. We point you towards a quality web host that guarantees security, reliability and compliance, and we configure the environment to match the real needs of your site (expected traffic, backups, SSL certificates).

We also handle long-term maintenance. CMS, plugin and dependency updates, vulnerability monitoring, regular backups, bug fixes, occasional adjustments: each of these tasks protects your site from security flaws and malfunctions. Today, unmaintained CMS are one of the leading entry points for online attacks. Maintenance is therefore not a convenience, but a condition of continuity.