La Petite Vitrine

Freelancers, small outfits and artisans need a clean, professional online presence — but they get stuck between two extremes: the custom-built site, too slow and too expensive, and the DIY builder, time-consuming and quickly botched. La Petite Vitrine was born from that gap — to offer a third path, simple and guided.

I designed and built La Petite Vitrine, a platform that industrializes the creation of small profession-based sites. We start from a template suited to the profession (health, retail, services, wellness, leisure), I integrate the client's content, and the site goes live after validation. Every site follows a clear, proven structure: introduction, offering, practical info, contact, legal notices.

Under the hood it's a Next.js application (React, TypeScript, Tailwind): a catalogue of themed templates, an export-and-publish pipeline for the sites, and content stored on Vercel Blob. Hosting and maintenance are handled end to end — the client has nothing to install or administer. GDPR by default: no advertising, no trackers.

The result is a clear, no-surprise offer: €650 excl. VAT to go live (integration included), then from €14 excl. VAT/month for hosting and maintenance, with payment after scoping. A pilot programme of 10 projects (5 mental-health practices, 5 artisan workshops) documents the service with real, usable examples rather than promotional mock-ups.