Alexandre Gay

APRIL Marine wanted to redesign the web space dedicated to its employees to improve internal usage efficiency. The objective was to offer a clearer, faster, and more modern business interface aligned with current design standards.

• Completely rethink the UX and UI of 5 business desktop screens.

• Standardize the interface using the Vuetify library to ensure consistency, maintainability, and performance.

• Optimize ergonomics to facilitate access to key information and daily task completion.

• Analysis of user needs and business constraints specific to APRIL Marine employees.

• Redesign of user journeys to reduce complexity, clarify actions, and speed up onboarding.

• Design of mockups on Figma, based on Vuetify components and capabilities.

• Creation of a modernized, clean, and efficiency-oriented design.

• Integration of visual elements adapted to internal uses (rich tables, filters, interactive components, navigation states, etc.).

• Delivery of more readable, rational business interfaces aligned with employees' actual workflows.

• Improved productivity through simplified navigation and optimized components.

• Unified UI foundation facilitating future evolutions and technical integration via Vuetify.

The National School of the Judiciary (ENM) wanted to develop an interactive web application to showcase its history, missions, and operations. The goal was to provide an accessible and educational digital tool for the general public.

• Create a clear, immersive, and responsive web application to present the school, its history, and its role in training magistrates, while respecting the institutional and graphic identity of the ENM.

• Design of an intuitive sitemap to structure the different themes (history, training, values, etc.).

• Work on user journeys to encourage fluid content exploration.

• Implementation of wireframes to validate navigation and information organization.

• Creation of mockups on Figma, integrating the institutional visual codes.

• Definition of a sober and modern design.

• Implementation of a dedicated design system to ensure interface consistency.

• Integration of interactive elements to enhance the presentation (icons, timelines, explanatory modules, etc.).

• Deployment of a clear, structured, and engaging web application, highlighting the ENM's history and missions.

• Fluid user experience, suitable for a broad audience (students, professionals, curious individuals).

• Tool enhancing the institution's image in an innovative digital format.

La Dépêche du Midi, an emblematic regional media outlet, wanted to highlight special events through a dedicated page, while respecting its brand guidelines and editorial identity. The challenge: to offer an engaging, editorialized, and visually impactful format without breaking away from the main website's universe.

• Create a specific web page to showcase one-off events (cultural, sporting, political, etc.) with a distinctive, responsive, and editorialized layout, while maintaining graphic consistency with La Dépêche's website.

• Design of a simple and effective page architecture.

• Content prioritization to capture attention on key event elements.

• User journey designed to be fluid on desktop and mobile.

• Creation of mockups on Figma, based on the media outlet's brand guidelines.

• Integration of editorial visuals, information blocks, calls to action, consistent with the press universe.

• Responsive adaptation for comfortable reading on all devices.

• Launch of an impactful and well-structured event page.

• Reusable format for future events.

• Highlighting of high-stakes editorial content with a professional and engaging presentation.