How long does it take to get my site?
Two to three weeks for a one-page site, four to six for a brochure site, longer for a custom build. What stretches deadlines most is not the development but waiting on text and photos: prepare them in advance and everything moves faster.
I have neither text nor photos. Is that a blocker?
No. Copywriting is available as an add-on, and I tell you which photos to take, from what angle and with what framing. For professional shots I work with local photographers, or use royalty-free stock in the meantime.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
Yes, on the Brochure and Custom packages: an admin interface lets you change text, photos and prices, and add pages. The one-hour handover is included, and you leave with a written guide made for your site.
Who owns the site and the domain name?
You do. The domain is registered in your name, hosting can sit on your own account, and the source code is handed over. Nothing is held hostage.
How does payment work?
30% on signing the quote, the balance when the site goes live. Above €4,000 the payment can be split into three or four instalments. Proper invoice, VAT according to the applicable scheme.
What if I don't like the mockup?
Two rounds of adjustments are built into the mockup stage, before any development. If the direction still does not suit you after that, the project stops there: only the deposit is owed, and you do not pay for a build you will not get.
How does the referral scheme work?
You introduce me to someone, the project gets signed, and you receive 10% of the amount before tax, capped at €500. Paid when the quote is signed, not on delivery — you don't wait for the project to finish. No limit on how many people you can introduce, and nothing to do beyond the introduction. On a €1,590 brochure site that comes to €159; the €500 cap is reached on projects from €5,000 upwards. Full scale and referral form.
Do you work remotely?
Yes, anywhere in France and beyond. Meetings happen over video call and phone. Around Flers, Argentan and Alençon I am happy to come to you for the first meeting.
Will my site rank well on Google?
The technical groundwork is always there: clean structure, speed, tags, structured data, business profile. That puts you in a position to be found, but nobody can guarantee a top spot: ranking depends on your competition and on what you publish afterwards. Be wary of anyone who promises otherwise.