My latest project
Development of a web interface for 360 virtual tours for juumo.fr. Discover 360 view of l'Entrepôt Food Hall in Rouen
Prismic : headless CMS
intuitive
Prismic works in “slices” which represent the sections of your site. You can add, modify, move, delete slices on your page.
100% custom
I develop the slices from A to Z and give you access to their modifications on Prismic. You are free.
Your content online in less than 5 minutes
Add your slice, edit the content, publish it. It’s online in less than 5 minutes!
Strapi : CMS headless
Own the back-office
The back office is customizable and allows you to benefit from a white-label CMS.
Self hosted
You have the choice: the data can be hosted on Strapi cloud or via the service of your choice if you have constraints on data sovereignty.
Freedom with API
The data is structured according to your needs and allows for an optimized result that matches your project. We don't throw anything away!
Web Development & Optimization
Did you know ?
React.js was developed by Facebook in 2011. The Facebook development team created React to address specific issues related to the increasing complexity of their user interface. The initial deployment on the mobile version of Facebook allowed for testing and refining React's capabilities before releasing it to the community.
One of the major innovations of React is the use of the Virtual DOM (Document Object Model). Instead of directly manipulating the DOM, React creates a virtual representation of the DOM in memory and updates it efficiently. This enhances performance by minimizing direct DOM manipulations, which can be costly operations.
Next.js is a web development framework based on React that seamlessly combines the best features of React with advanced server-side rendering and routing capabilities. It's designed to simplify the creation of fast, scalable, and search engine optimized web applications. It's being used right here!
Prismic stands out as a headless CMS, which means it focuses on content management without imposing restrictions on how that content is presented. This provides developers with great flexibility to design custom user interfaces.
React has evolved beyond web development to include mobile app development through React Native. Developers can use React and JavaScript to create mobile applications, thereby sharing a significant portion of code between web and mobile apps.
Web frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js simplify the development process by providing predefined structures and features. They save time and enhance development efficiency.
One of the main features of Next.js is prerendering, which generates static HTML pages at build time. This improves loading speed by providing pre-rendered pages instead of generating content on the client side.
Prismic uses a flexible content modeling approach based on "slices." Slices are reusable pieces of content that can be assembled to create complex pages. This approach allows users to define content models tailored to their specific needs.
Next.js extends the capabilities of React by adding server-side rendering. This means that the initial rendering can be done on the server side, improving the overall performance of the application and facilitating search engine optimization (SEO) optimization.
useState is a Hook that allows functional components to declare local states, while useEffect is used to perform effect-related operations, such as API calls or DOM manipulations, in a functional component.
Hooks were introduced in React 16.8 to enable developers to use state and other React features in functional components. They provide an alternative to class components for managing state and effects in React components.
Between November 2022 and November 2023, React is widely favored among JavaScript libraries, with 1,009,938,901 downloads, compared to 351,867,000 for Vue and 25,629,507 for Angular. Next.js totals 218,426,845 downloads, compared to 26,454,587 for Nuxt.js during the same period.
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What about your project ?
I am a developer specialized in Next.js, a modern framework for ultra-fast web applications, and Prismic and Strapi, flexibles headless CMS for optimal content management.
Whether it's for:
✅ Creating a fast and responsive showcase website,
✅ Developing a dynamic and SEO-friendly web application,
✅ Integrating Prismic to enable intuitive content management for your teams.
Let's discuss your ideas and turn them into a high-performing, tailor-made web project. 👉 Contact me directly on Malt!
What is a headless CMS?
A headless CMS is a content management system that separates content creation from its display. Content is managed in the back end and delivered via an API to any website, mobile application, or other platform. This offers greater flexibility and allows the same content to be reused across multiple platforms. Prismic and Strapi are the CMSs I regularly use.
Why use a headless CMS rather than a traditional CMS?
A headless CMS allows you to manage your content once and display it everywhere, across all your digital devices. More flexible and efficient than a traditional CMS, it adapts to your tools, your needs, and your future projects without technical constraints.
What technologies are used to deploy a project?
I primarily develop using Next.js, the React framework published by Vercel, to deliver fast and modern websites. I use Tailwind CSS to ensure seamless and efficient integration. Content is managed via Prismic or Strapi, depending on your needs. Projects are preferably deployed on Vercel to guarantee performance and reliability. Of course, I can adapt to your tools and technical environment if necessary.
What are the average prices?
My average daily rate is €500. Depending on the duration and frequency of the project, this rate may be adjusted. For very large projects, I can provide a quote.