work

Madbox needed to quickly launch a website for their new mobile game "Pocket Champs".

The website had to be easily editable by their communication team, multilingual and with a blog. We chose to use Gatsby + Prismic CMS. This allows us to be able to edit all the content of the site, taking advantage of the amazing SEO, security, and loading page speed offered by Gatsby.

I helped Conduktor migrate from their old website (Jekyll) to a stack using Gatsby + Contentful CMS.

I created the CMS structure so their team can create and update pages without the help of developers (thanks to a section/block system)

JeSuisEntrepreneur wanted to switch their old wordpress (with hundreds of blog posts) to a new website using Gatsby and DatoCms.

This switch allowed them to have a faster website, while keeping it editable and cheaper to host.

I created the CMS structure with both static and dynamic pages (landings...)

Easytopia, a website specialized in augmented reality, had problems with their SEO due to their old javascript website.

I helped them create a Gatsby website, so the whole content of their website could be indexed by search engines while enjoying fast loading pages and optimized images.

The website of my client was badly indexed by search engines due to a php website with a toggle language in javascript. They had a lot of content in different languages but they were invisible to visitors from other countries.

Creating a multi languages website using Gatsby and the CMS Prismic, I made their whole content visible to search engines. The creation of a blog also helped for SEO purposes.