Website design & development
Give visitors a feel for your activities, help them choose a suitable outing and make it easy to get in touch. I build and redesign websites for activity providers, guides and tourism businesses, with particular care for mobile use and everyday content updates.
Gilles Mastropasqua · Freelance developer in the French Alps
Before becoming a web developer, I was a climbing and canyoning instructor and founded La Maison du Canyoning, an outdoor activity business in the Verdon. I also designed its website. That experience helps me discuss the practical details with you: who an outing suits, what participants need to know and how enquiries reach your team. I’ve worked independently through 3W Création since 2010.
The website should answer the questions people ask before choosing an activity, then give your team a straightforward way to keep that information current.
We can organise your outings by activity, area or level, with clear information about duration, suitability, equipment and meeting points. Photographs show the setting, while the practical details help visitors choose.
An administration interface lets your team edit the content agreed in the brief, such as activity descriptions, prices, photos and seasonal information. If you welcome international visitors, we can also plan separate language versions.
A phone call, an enquiry or an existing booking service: we choose the next step around the way you work. Online deposits and links to external tools can be assessed as part of the project, according to the services you already use.
Different businesses and technical choices, with concrete examples of activity catalogues, content management and online payments.
I founded this outdoor activity business and designed its website to present the outings and practical information for visitors.
Explore the project — La Maison du CanyoningCanyoning, climbing & via ferrata · Verdon
Website development with Next.js, React and Payload CMS.
A custom website presenting outdoor activities and their setting, with content managed through Payload CMS.
Explore the project — O’Limpide VerdonRafting & outdoor activities · Verdon
Website redesign with CakePHP and Éole CMS, including content management and payment records.
A multilingual website redesign bringing together activity pages, a blog and online deposits through Crédit Agricole’s E-transactions service.
Explore the project — Buena Vista RaftingCanyoning, caving & via ferrata · Gorges du Tarn
Website development with CakePHP and Éole CMS for Canyoning Gorges du Tarn.
An activity catalogue with a tailored administration interface. Comparison pages are generated from the activity information, keeping them in step with the catalogue.
Explore the project — La Maison du Plein AirWhether you are starting from scratch or updating an existing site, we agree on the scope and review the work together before launch.
We review your audience, catalogue, existing website and booking arrangements. Your priorities and seasonal calendar help define the scope, estimate and target dates.
We organise the pages around your activities and practical information, then develop the interface and content tools. You review the work at agreed stages with your own text and photographs.
We check the agreed features, mobile layouts, keyboard navigation and technical SEO before publication. The handover covers content updates, with maintenance and later changes discussed according to your needs.
Yes. We can start by reviewing the current site, its content and the tools your team uses. That helps establish whether a focused improvement or a broader redesign is the right scope.
We can assess that first. Depending on what the service supports, the website may link to it or integrate it more closely. We confirm what is possible before including it in the estimate.
Yes. We can plan language versions with their own pages, navigation and search metadata. We agree which languages you need and who will provide and maintain the translated content.
I’m based in Saint-André-les-Alpes and work remotely with businesses elsewhere too. La Maison du Plein Air, in the Gorges du Tarn, is one example. Tell me where you operate and what you need.
Send your current website, the activities you offer and what you would like to improve. Your booking tools and target launch date are useful starting points too.