
A French corporate presentation connecting residential projects with the brand’s approach. Project discovery and the route to contact are considered together.
DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND DIGITAL STRATEGY
We build websites that explain your brand and guide your customers, alongside software that fits your business. Design, content and development, planned together.
A website is more than a collection of screens. Content, navigation, contact routes and day-to-day management belong to the same system. Lunea connects these elements around your brand’s goals, so visitors can find what they need and your team can use the result in its daily work.
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A French corporate presentation connecting residential projects with the brand’s approach. Project discovery and the route to contact are considered together.

A web project presenting EGC France’s corporate identity and services through a clear digital structure. Brand communication, page layout and contact links were considered together.

A catalogue experience focused on marble products and categories. The product journey connects to contact options without assuming online payment.

A French web experience bringing service information, relevant content and contact routes together. The visual and editorial structure prioritises finding useful information.
The need may be a clearer business presentation, a better-organised catalogue or fewer repetitive tasks for your team. Rather than recommending the same site to everyone, we consider what visitors need to do and what your team needs to manage.
Websites that explain your offer through a clear page structure, feel comfortable to use on mobile and guide visitors towards the right next step.
Explore the detailsStructures that do more than list products: they make categories and product information understandable. Catalogue and online sales requirements are planned separately around your needs.
Explore the detailsFor workflows a standard page cannot handle, we define custom development around user roles and day-to-day management needs.
Explore the detailsIdentity work that connects what a brand stands for with how it appears. We can create a new visual language or develop the digital use of an existing identity.
Explore the detailsWe connect content that answers visitors’ questions with a page structure search engines can understand. The scope is based on your current situation and goals.
Explore the detailsSupport planned separately for a live site’s later needs: content changes, technical maintenance or new functions. The proposal defines the service period and responsibilities.
Explore the detailsFor a service business, visitors need to understand your offer and how to work with you. With products, categories, dimensions, materials and choices become important. If your team repeats the same task across several files, the answer may be a well-defined workflow rather than another showcase.
In a catalogue project, for example, an early decision is whether products can be bought directly. If the aim is to request a quote, the contact route should reflect that; an inactive payment step would create the wrong expectation for both visitors and your team.
We discuss the existing setup, available content and most important next step in the first conversation. We then define the pages, functions and management needs for the first delivery. These possibilities explain our approach; your written proposal confirms what your own project includes.
You know what we are doing, why it matters and what comes next. We define the scope early, keep decisions visible and review the result together before launch.
We review your business, goal and existing setup. Then we clarify pages, functions, content responsibilities and the project’s boundaries.
We make the content flow and interface direction tangible. Brand fit, ease of use and priority messages are reviewed together.
We turn the agreed scope into an implementation, reviewing pages, links and interactions against the project’s use cases.
We work through the content, technical requirements and delivery scope. Launch and later maintenance follow the agreed terms.
No. Refreshing an existing site’s content and interface, improving its management tools or adding a particular function can be a separate project. We first review the existing setup and what needs to be preserved.
Your business, audience, intended pages and a few examples you like are a useful starting point. We can clarify missing decisions in a conversation. We do not invent company facts or commercial claims that have not been supplied.
Yes. Planning them together helps the page structure respond to both the content and the functional needs. The proposal specifies which services are included in your project.
We consider the page scope, available content, functions, integrations and design expectations together. The proposal sets out the price and schedule once that scope is clear; there is no single assumed price or delivery period for every project.
A new website, a refresh of an existing platform or software for a specific workflow: tell us what you want to achieve, where you are now and what matters most. We can start the conversation with a practical scope.