Custom WordPress website creation services

I can give you advice and suggestions for your domain name, and check availability with you.

I will also assist you in registering it correctly, in your name. It is essential that you remain the owner of your domain name, to ensure you have control over the digital identity of your professional activity.

A website allows you to reach any Internet user, regardless of the social networks used. It is also a space over which you have control and are not dependent on a recommendation algorithm. Even today, the first reflex when looking for a professional is to do a search in your search engine, especially for a local activity!

The cost of the service will depend on your needs and expectations, the amount of content (and therefore pages) to be created and optimised for your business, and the features to be implemented.

For a standard custom business website with a few customised pages, a contact form and an appointment booking system, you should expect to pay around €2000.

A personalized website allows you to showcase your work in a space that is uniquely yours and that reflects your personality.
Instead of relying solely on social networks, which are limited in terms of functionality and whose effectiveness fluctuates over time, a website helps to establish your professionalism and generates a new flow of leads.
A website evolves with your business, allowing you to add new features over time.

Defining your visual identity is a key stage that will have an impact on your image, both on your website and in your communications on social networks.
I can create these elements for you, or use existing ones for your site if you already have a graphic designer who has produced these elements.

I strongly recommend that all our customers, whether freelancers or companies, subscribe to one of a website management plans once the site is up and running.
I’ll manage all the day-to-day technical tasks for you: hosting, monitoring, security, updates, backups, all kinds of optimisation, and you’ll also benefit from our agency licences.
My management plan includes our bug-fix guarantee.
Of course, you remain in control of managing the content of your site, and I’m at your disposal if you have any questions.
If you decide to manage your site and its hosting yourself, I will point out the important tasks to consider to ensure its longevity, and assist you with its migration.

Yes, it’s a common request from freelancers.
I use a lightweight open-source solution with no tracking cookies that synchronises with your current diary solution to display available slots on the days and times of your choice.
Everything is automated, for as many types of appointment as you like.
And there’s no subscription to pay (unlike Calendly).

A complete web project usually takes between 2 to 6 months to complete.
This includes strategic research, an SEO audit and detailed sitemap, wireframes and full web copywriting, creation of the graphic charter and mock-ups, web development and the optimisation, referencing and server management phases.
Large projects can take longer, smaller ones less.
As you can see, there’s no precise answer to this question.
But I will establish a roadmap and deadlines before launching your project.
You’ll get the answer in the sales proposal we’ll send you after your free introductory meeting.

There’s no direct answer to that question.
A website is like a house.
You can only estimate the cost of building a house if you already have a fairly clear idea of the materials needed, the complexity, the labour, the furniture, and the time required.
A website can cost several tens of thousands of euros.
For ‘showcase’ websites, prices start at around €2,000 – 2,500.

I follow best practice and accessibility guidelines, such as WCAG, to ensure that your site is usable by people with disabilities.
This includes features such as keyboard navigation, good colour contrast and compatibility with screen readers.

I start by producing pages that are as light as possible, and avoid overloading them with excessive media and effects.
I use optimized coding practices and an efficient European hosting solution powered 100% by renewable energy to reduce the site’s carbon footprint.
In addition, for international audiences, I configure Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) to minimise energy consumption and improve performance.

Absolutely, my sites are totally responsive, and can be consulted equally well on mobile, tablet, laptop or desktop, with no negative impact on the design.
This improves both the user experience and SEO.