Design by GeneralPublic

Development of the NoNo Studio website, conceived as an interactive portfolio combining graphic rigor with a playful approach. The interface features, among other elements, a grid with dynamic behavior allowing the order and size of the covers to be reshuffled, as well as a split screen system that lets users adjust the column layout.

The work focused on implementing these interactions in a controlled and thoughtful way, in close collaboration with the designer, so they remain complementary features rather than distractions. Particular attention was paid to performance, clarity, and user experience, ensuring that these atypical interactions stay fluid and readable, support the presentation of the studio’s work, and help convey its spirit through movement and interaction.

Developed using Kirby CMS, Alpine.js, and GSAP.

Design par GeneralPublic

Development of the website for HBLA – Hugo Bruley Landscape Architecture, a landscape architecture practice based in Paris and working internationally. The website was conceived as a flexible tool for consulting and exploring projects across a wide range of scales, contexts, and typologies.

The work focused on building a modular navigation system centered around an interactive table allowing projects to be sorted, expanded to reveal detailed content, and navigated through image galleries, alongside an alternative image-grid view. All content, including editorial sections and project data, is loaded dynamically to ensure a fluid, clear, and performant browsing experience while maintaining strong legibility and structure.

Website developed using Kirby CMS, Alpine.js, and GSAP.

Development of the portfolio and e-shop (woocommerce) site for Pierre Yovanovitch's workshop. Interior architecture and design agency bringing together more than forty-five people in Paris and New York.

Wordpress and Woocommerce development. Front end in HTML5, CSS3 and Jquery.

Design by General Public (Mathilde Lesueur and Jérémie Harper, avec Delphine Dubuisson et Marie Eschenlauer)

Development of the portfolio website for the graphic design and art direction studio Bureau Clément Wibaut.
The site features scroll-based animations and a dynamic grid with a filter system.

Built with the Kirby CMS.

Design Par GeneralPublic

Development of the website for the design studio GGSV, founded by Gaëlle Gabillet and Stéphane Villard.

The site reflects their practice at the crossroads of object design, interior architecture, and curatorial work, featuring a split-view system, a modular grid and scroll animations.

Built with WordPress using a custom theme developed from scratch, with bespoke CSS and JavaScript.

Development of the portfolio of the Franco-Swiss architectural firm Bureau Balthazar. Design by Bureau Balthazar.

Development of a minimal website on the principle of double pages. Integration of animations and discrete interactions such as changing the color of the text on scroll (Journal page) and integration of a slider with a personalized cursor.

Site developed with Kirby CMS

Development of the showcase site of the design agency "Big Bang Projects" of Guillian Graves design. Site presenting the different activities of the agency but also its news, its operations and its different aspects. Development of a modular and responsive grid system that adapts to the content.

Site developed in CSS and JS with the use of cms Kirby (v3)

Design by Anne Lise Bachelier and Lisa Sturacci

Design by Juanma Gomez et Leslie Guidez

Development of the Atelier FUSO website, designed to present an architectural practice combining technical rigor and staging. The site features a three-column split screen system to navigate between project categories, as well as an interactive, sortable table with cover images revealed on hover. These interactions were developed in close collaboration with the designers to remain clear, performant, and fully focused on the content.

Website developed with Kirby CMS.

Développement du portfolio de l'atelier Baudelaire crée par Camille Baudelaire.
Développement avec le CMS open-source GRAV. Front end en HTML5, CSS3 et Jquery.