We met while studying at the Conservatoire de Strasbourg, where we both trained to become piano accompanists, mainly for singers. Our studies then took us to Paris, where we took a class in mélodies and lieder, and made our professional debut as musicians. Since then, we've both changed direction for various reasons, but we've found ourselves working together on a new project, still rooted in the world we love so much. Alexia is in charge of design and Ferdinand of web development, and all the other tasks are a joint effort. We're both passionate about what we do, and we're proud of what we achieve with our clients and partners.

what are the different stages in the development of my site?

It all starts with a first meeting, during which we try to find out more about you and your project, so that we can better understand your needs and your world. We then divide our work into three main phases: the design phase, the development phase and the testing phase. Each stage is only validated when you are fully satisfied with the result! During the design phase, we draw up a visual identity (graphic charter, logo if necessary, typography, etc.) and a few pages of the site in line with this direction. Once you're happy with the result and all the pages have been designed and approved, we move on to the development phase, where the site will be built and put online. The test phase generally takes a few days, during which we make sure that the site works perfectly on all media (mobile, computer, tablet) and browsers.

Our prices vary according to each project, so we can adapt perfectly to all your requirements. Contact us to tell us about your project and we'll send you a quote!

what are the delivery times?

In general, it takes 2 to 3 weeks to develop the visual identity and design the pages, then 4 weeks for web development. Of course, the lead time also depends on the speed of the back and forth with the client. If your project is urgent, send us a message: we're always up for a challenge!

Why websites for classical musicians/culture?

Our first steps on the professional scene were as piano accompanists, and we wanted to remain in this environment where we feel at home. We understand the challenges of communicating with classical musicians better than anyone, having met them ourselves. We started out doing portraits for musicians and naturally went on to broaden our skills by training to become web designers & developers. We're delighted to be working with classical artists and cultural organisations that are helping to democratise art.

can you look after the maintenance of my website?

Yes, of course! We offer an hourly rate for site updates and maintenance. Most of our clients opt for this option!

After several years as professional musicians, our love of the visual arts and accompanying musicians led us to set up our own creative studio.

a multidisciplinary studio

Passionate about our work and the visual arts, we are keen to enrich our range of services. In addition to web design, we offer graphic design, social media management and photography services to support you in your career.

would you like to tell us about a project?

some clients

Célia Oneto Bensaid (pianist)
Jonathan Fournel (pianist)
Hanna Salzenstein (cellist)
Claire Désert (pianist)
Giuseppe Gibboni (violonist)
Sonia Rubinsky (pianist)
Raphaël Feuillâtre (guitarist)
Jean-Paul Gasparian (pianist)
Hugo Meder (violonist)
Lucie Peyramaure (soprano)

services

Web design & development
Creative Direction
Branding & Identity
Art Direction
Packaging Design
Print Design
Digital Design
Photography
Film

frequently askedquestions

We met while studying at the Conservatoire de Strasbourg, where we both trained to become piano accompanists, mainly for singers. Our studies then took us to Paris, where we took a class in mélodies and lieder, and made our professional debut as musicians. Since then, we've both changed direction for various reasons, but we've found ourselves working together on a new project, still rooted in the world we love so much.Alexia is in charge of design and Ferdinand of web development, and all the other tasks are a joint effort. We're both passionate about what we do, and we're proud of what we achieve with our clients and partners.
It all starts with a first meeting, during which we try to find out more about you and your project, so that we can better understand your needs and your world. We then divide our work into three main phases: the design phase, the development phase and the testing phase. Each stage is only validated when you are fully satisfied with the result!During the design phase, we draw up a visual identity (graphic charter, logo if necessary, typography, etc.) and a few pages of the site in line with this direction. Once you're happy with the result and all the pages have been designed and approved, we move on to the development phase, where the site will be built and put online. The test phase generally takes a few days, during which we make sure that the site works perfectly on all media (mobile, computer, tablet) and browsers.
Our first steps on the professional scene were as piano accompanists, and we wanted to remain in this environment where we feel at home. We understand the challenges of communicating with classical musicians better than anyone, having met them ourselves.We started out doing portraits for musicians and naturally went on to broaden our skills by training to become web designers & developers. We're delighted to be working with classical artists and cultural organisations that are helping to democratise art.

informations

a multidisciplinary studio

some clients

services

frequently askedquestions