I designed and developed two apps from A to Z, born from situations I know from the inside. That know-how now goes into every custom website, as three showcase website concepts show.
“What do users really need, and how can technology make their lives easier?”
I never start by choosing a technology. I start by understanding the people who will use the tool: their daily life, what holds them back, what costs them time or the will to keep going. The technology comes afterwards, to meet that need and nothing more.
An app that brings together training, nutrition, goal tracking and motivation, to support people over the long term.
Transform+ was born from my own journey. I lost about 35 kilos through sport. Along the way, I understood what really matters: consistency, motivation, tracking, and the ability to keep going despite moments of doubt.
Existing tools forced me to juggle one app for training, another for meals and a notebook for my progress. Many end up abandoned after a few weeks.
Rather than offering yet another tool, I wanted to provide support. One place to know what to do today, see how far you have come and keep wanting to come back tomorrow.
“I didn’t want to create yet another fitness app. I wanted to build a tool that really helps people move towards their goals.”
Real interface · demo data: the profile “Alex” and their figures are fictitious.
Everyone starts from a different point. At sign-up, the app takes into account the level, the number of possible sessions per week and the goal. Programmes can be filtered by level (beginner, intermediate, advanced) and by duration, and anyone can also create their own programme.
It is the most personal project I have built. It shows how I work: start from real experience, understand what makes people give up, and design every screen to remove those obstacles.
The daily assistant for educators and care teams: observations, attendance, follow-up of young people and team coordination, all in one place.
EduConnect comes from my hands-on experience in education. The daily life of a care team is made up of observations to write, attendance to record, information to pass on to colleagues and goals to follow for each young person.
This information is often scattered across notebooks, files and messages. And the time spent writing it up is time taken away from the young people.
“EduConnect was born from a conviction: digital tools must adapt to the reality of educational work, not force professionals to adapt to tools that don’t suit them.”
Real interface · demo data: the facility, the educators and the young people (“Young person A”, “Young person B”…) are fictitious.
Every choice starts from a real constraint. The data concerns young people: first names are pseudonymised before anything goes through artificial intelligence, and the app locks when you leave it. The educator writes in their own words, the tool helps with the wording, and the decision stays human.
The features listed here exist and work in the app. EduConnect is still in development: it is not yet used in a facility, and I prefer to say so clearly.
“I start from human needs to think about the technology that could meet them.”
Three website concepts for a garage, a joinery workshop and a bakery, designed around what their customers come looking for.
A garage must reassure quickly: is it open, how much will it cost and when can I come by? On a phone, in a few seconds.
A dark, precise interface, the “quote before work” promise at the top of the page and a booking module showing the next free slots.
A craftsperson sells the quality of their work first. The website must show it with large images and make people want to ask for a precise quote.
An editorial layout where the photo fills half the screen, each project captioned with its wood species, and a guided quote request.
Customers of a neighbourhood shop mostly look for opening hours and a way to order. The rest should make them want to walk through the door.
A warm identity, opening hours at the top of the page, today’s bread board with availability, and weekend pre-orders in one tap.
These three projects are demonstration concepts: the companies are fictitious. Websites made for real clients will only be shown here with their consent.
Tell me about your business and your customers. I’ll suggest an approach suited to your real needs.
