Resources and guides

Practical guides to create your mini-site, polish your online business card and grow your activity.

Mini-guides: creating your mini-site

The PDF portfolio has had its time. A web address does the same job, but better.

Illustrator, graphic designer, photographer: what to feature on your page, and in what order.

Most interested visitors never reach out. Often for easily fixable reasons.

Automated generation saves time on formatting. It doesn't replace what you alone can express.

Consultant, artisan, freelancer: the page that makes you reachable and credible, without a website budget.

Both serve to establish an online presence, but they require different effort and budgets. How to choose.

A mini-site can be built in just a few minutes. Here's what you need to prepare before starting, and what can wait.

Being online isn't enough to be found. What really matters when you have just one page.

Scattering your presence across multiple platforms costs you visitors. A single entry point can help you regain them.

Prints, originals, services: add a shop to your page and what it entails.