Website for an architect or design studio.
An architect or design studio is judged on its work, so the site must show projects at full quality without becoming slow, and explain how you work. We design it around your projects, with fast image handling and pages Google can understand.
What's included
Project pages
Each project with images, context, role and result.
Image performance
Large visuals that load quickly, in modern formats, on any connection.
A clear way of working
How a project runs, from brief to delivery, so clients know what to expect.
Text that can be found
Real descriptions alongside the images, so search engines and AI can read your work.
Contact for briefs
A simple, direct way to send a project brief.
How we work
- 01
Scope
What the project must achieve, for whom, and what's in or out. You get a clear scope and a quote before anything starts.
- 02
Design
Direction, then the real screens and pieces, reviewed with you at each step.
- 03
Build
The same studio builds what it designed, so what you approved is what ships.
- 04
Launch & follow-up
Release, handover, and the adjustments that only real use reveals.
Where we work
In Paris and across France
For architect or design studio businesses in Paris and across France, we work remotely or in meetings, with one studio from scoping to launch. French, English or both.
In Oran and across Algeria
We also build sites for architect or design studio businesses in Oran and across Algeria, in French and English, with search visibility built in from the start.
Related work
Frequently asked questions
- Will heavy images slow the site?
- Not if they're handled properly: resized, compressed and loaded as needed. Speed is part of the build.
- Can the site be bilingual?
- Yes: French and English with the same structure and the same care.
- How much does it cost?
- It depends on pages, languages, content and features. We scope the project first, then send a clear quote.
Tell us about your project.
No form. Send a few lines by email and you get a reply with questions or a first idea of scope and timing.