For almost 6 years, we have been working together with Le Chemiseur team to improve their website.

We started by redesigning and developing a Vue.js app embedded on their existing website and plugged on top of their API.

Progressively we enhanced the website and development tools, from using OpenAPI to define the endpoints, generate the API client and launch a mock server, to setting up a Twig server to locally develop the templates later consummed by the backend, and using Buddy actions for Continuous Delivery.

Keeping an eye on conversion rate and lighthouse score, we made sure to use the best practices and tools available to keep the user experience as smooth as possible.

They are now rocking a brand new design by PepperClip Studio we developped with Athom.

mojo is a successful application that allows you to easily create high-quality social media content.

They were just starting to release their new brand identity and needed a fresh new website. Their team focused on creating thoughtful design and engaging animations to highlight the playfulness and quality of their product. On my side, beside strictly implementing their design, I also had to ensure the performance of the website, by implementing best practices and tools available to keep the user experience as smooth as possible, both for SEO and user experience.

We chose Nuxt as a static site generator, hosted on Netlify, and coupled it with Prismic to manage the content.
For videos, we went with Cloudinary, and complex animations are Lottie files.

St-Remy is an historic french brandy distillery, part of a bigger group. They needed a new website to showcase their products and their history. Choice was made to go with Shopify, as the group was already using it for their other websites.

With Hula-hoop, we fully developed, from scratch, a Shopify theme with liquid templates, Stimulus for the JS framework, and Tailwind with PostCSS. Being an international brand, it brought some challenges such as the regionalization of assets for legal purposes aside from being a multi-lingual website.

This was a good occasion to heavily rely on the very useful and newly deployed Shopify's functionalities like Metaobjects, or the Search & Discovery plugins.