The democratization of no-code tools and data-unfriendly third-party integrations has resulted in the web being flooded with hastily-designed sites that are completely unmanageable in the medium term.
In addition to being ethically questionable, this approach has a terrible impact on your users and, above all, on the image of your company or organization.
Our responsible approach is based on 3 fundamental pillars.
Digital ethics
Data leaks at web giants have become commonplace, and companies are being heavily penalized for non-compliance with the GDPR because of third-party integrations that resell your users’ data to advertising agencies.
We favor open-source alternative software solutions in our work to keep control of your data while optimizing your site’s performance. A fine demonstration to your audience that the data they entrust to you is in safe hands.
An environmental conscience
Digital technology pollutes.
This awareness encourages us to eco-design our digital services, at every stage of the project, as detailed in the RGESN.
Making the web accessible to all
We believe that everyone has the right to access your site, regardless of disability. That’s why we follow the recommendations of the RGAA to build websites that are accessible to all.
We prefer to create sites that are beautiful and pleasant to navigate, rather than fancy sites that flash all over the place and are a nightmare to navigate.