
The first screen says who the site is talking to
A headline, the logo, three short promises and a button to the practice sessions. The tone is the association's own, which addresses its dancers informally.
Case study · website
A Strasbourg association for Rock and West Coast Swing, whose WordPress site was showing its age. We rewrote it from scratch, put it live with an automated delivery pipeline and hosted it on our servers in France. Client named with its consent.
The site did not need to become a management tool: it had to be a credible front door that sends visitors to where the community lives. For each starting point, what the site does.
No CMS, no admin area: the content changes a few times a year, so it lives in the code.
Screenshots of the site as it is online. These pages are public; nothing is blurred or replaced.

A headline, the logo, three short promises and a button to the practice sessions. The tone is the association's own, which addresses its dancers informally.

Join the group, come and practise, go further in a workshop. Workshop registrations are made on HelloAsso, which the committee keeps up to date; the site says so instead of rebuilding it.

The site's purpose is to turn a curious visitor into a member of the group. The codes can be scanned from a screen or from a printed poster.

The visitor ticks nothing. A honeypot field catches bots, an automatic check is repeated on the server side, and a limit on messages per address keeps abuse in check.
Server-side rendering, fast on first display, readable by search engines.
What next
Tell us about your site and what it needs to do. We will tell you what is feasible, with a timeline and a rough price.
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