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Does this sound familiar?
“My website is slow, and I can feel I’m losing visitors.”
“To change a photo, I have to call someone.”
“My site has ten plugins to do three things.”
“I’d love to take bookings online, but nothing fits the way I work.”
“Our website looks nothing like our brand anymore.”
“Nobody can find us on Google.”
A good WordPress site solves all of that. It just has to be built for you, not assembled from a template everyone has already seen.
What I build for you
A theme written for you
No off-the-shelf template: a theme true to your brand, or pixel-perfect to your designer’s mockup.
A catalogue that’s easy to browse
Search by brand, model or product type: customers quickly find the right item.
Online booking
Sessions, limited spots, a waiting list that runs itself: your calendar fills up without you.
Members’ areas
Content and tools reserved for your clients, behind a simple login.
A multilingual website
Each language properly presented to Google, to reach the right audience in every country.
The feature that’s missing
When no plugin does the job, I write it, instead of piling up plugins.
A fast website, and I can prove it
Every second of waiting drives visitors away, and Google knows it. That’s why I install as few plugins as possible, optimise every image and write clean, lean code.
The site you’re on right now proves it: Google gives it 98 out of 100 for speed, and 100 out of 100 for accessibility.
A schedule that almost runs itself
The challenge
An elite sports coach in Monaco, with sessions to fill and last-minute cancellations to manage.
What I did
A WordPress site that handles session sign-ups, with a waiting list: when someone cancels, their spot automatically goes to the next person, who is notified straight away.
The result
No more chasing people by hand. The coach tracks sign-ups, invoicing and client messages from the admin panel, and saves time every day.
When you write to me, I’m the one who answers, and I’m also the one who writes the code.
How we work together
We talk. You tell me about your business and what the site needs to do. I ask the right questions from day one, so there are no nasty surprises later.
I make you a proposal. What’s possible, what it costs and when it will be ready, in black and white.
I build, you follow along. I build the site on a working copy, and you see progress day by day through a link.
We go live. I take care of everything, including redirecting your old addresses if you already had a site, so you keep your Google rankings.
You take the wheel. I show you how to edit your text, images and products. And if you get stuck, I’m here.
A few projects
For a business that sells remote controls and home automation equipment, I designed a store where customers quickly find the right part by brand, model or product type, with SEO ready from day one. For an eco-friendly fashion brand, I recreated the mockup pixel for pixel, on desktop and mobile.
Yes, that’s the whole point. You update your text and products and track your orders, with no technical knowledge. And if you get stuck, I’m here.
Can you rebuild my site without losing my Google rankings?
Yes. I keep what matters in your content, and every old address redirects to the new one. Neither Google nor your visitors ever land on a missing page.
Why WordPress rather than an online website builder?
Because your site truly belongs to you: you can change hosting or developer whenever you like, and grow it without limits. WordPress powers a large share of the web, which makes it a safe choice for the long run.
How much does a WordPress website cost?
It depends on what it needs to do, which is why I never quote blind. Tell me about your project: I’ll reply within one business day. The quote is broken down line by line and comes with a realistic timeline.
Who looks after the site once it’s live?
I do, if you’d like: hosting, domain name and maintenance, from security updates to small improvements.
Do you work in Nice, Cannes or Antibes?
Yes. I’m based between Monaco and Cannes and work across the whole area, from Monaco to Cannes, including Nice, Sophia Antipolis and Antibes. You’ll find more on my web developer in Nice, web developer in Cannes and web developer in Antibes pages. If you’re further away, we work remotely: we talk by video call or email, and you follow progress through a link.
Let’s talk about your project
A few lines are enough, even if your idea isn’t fully formed yet. I read every message and reply personally.
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