Industrialise the public site
32 page types and 165 reusable components, connected to a headless CMS so that marketing can publish without a code release.

A network of around 90 branches, a marketplace in 7 languages and 14 country versions, and the whole system connecting catalogue, acquisition, CRM, distribution, invoicing and cloud operations.
The public site and the business tools ran on a single server, with manual releases. The real catalogue was almost invisible to search engines, enquiries landed in a generic mailbox, and there was neither a standby site nor any monitoring.
The scope describes the decisions and the work actually carried out, without naming the organisation involved.
32 page types and 165 reusable components, connected to a headless CMS so that marketing can publish without a code release.
The sitemap is rebuilt every night from production, split by type, country and branch, then checked against control pages before publishing.
Caching placed on the data that is genuinely expensive, five families of 404s removed and 349,874 duplicate addresses redirected.
Collection, normalisation, a 0-to-100 score, territorial assignment, traced consent and idempotent delivery to the CRM.
Lead / Contact / Deal / Customer CRM, distribution to portals, branch back office, indicators, invoicing and compliance.
Migration to Kubernetes, four environments including a replicated standby site, versioned configuration and purpose-built monitoring.
Clients, brands, domains, addresses and identifying details are not published. The figures come from the logs, databases, clusters, repositories and control reports provided for these assignments. Security incidents are described without any reproducible exploitation path.
Describe the context, the existing systems and the expected result. We will propose the right level of intervention.