Beyond ClearSpot, several other digital projects were built from the ground up, without off-the-shelf e-commerce stacks or generic page builders. Here are three examples that share the same focus on performance, mobile experience, and long-term control over the product.
Ceramique sous le Cerisier
www.ceramiquesouslecerisier.com
Ceramique sous le Cerisier is the official website of Aurelie Bonnin, a ceramic artist based in southern France. It presents her one-of-a-kind pieces, seasonal collections, an art gallery, and works available for purchase.
The site was fully custom-built: no Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, or prefabricated e-commerce theme. Its architecture, design, seasonal navigation system, back office, checkout flow, and multilingual features were developed specifically for the artist's universe.
This approach delivers an experience closer to a digital art gallery than a traditional shop, while keeping strong performance, a polished mobile experience, and advanced optimisation for organic search, structured data, and AI-driven search engines.
PlayThatSheet.com
PlayThatSheet.com is a free music platform that turns MusicXML scores into interactive supports that are much easier to play, notably through visual tablatures that show fingerings directly on the instrument.
Originally designed so beginner saxophonists could play without mastering sight-reading right away, the engine also supports flute, baritone, euphonium, and handpan. Users can switch between several reading modes: illustrated fingerings, note names, traditional notation, or a textual representation. The player syncs progress with tempo and allows transposing pieces or adjusting playback speed.
The platform now offers a library of more than 200,000 scores, browsable by title, artist, genre, or instrument. Musicians can also create an account and contribute by importing their own MusicXML files.
PlayThatSheet.com was entirely custom-built: no WordPress, Shopify, or generic publishing framework. The MusicXML analysis engine, fingering generation, dynamic music player, transposition tools, search engine, contribution workflow, and multilingual architecture were all designed for this project's needs.
This project combines algorithmic score processing, dynamic musical interfaces, large-scale data management, and international SEO. It illustrates an approach where software development does not simply replicate an existing service, but offers a new way to access music and learn an instrument.
MyPricelessTime.com
MyPricelessTime.com is a philosophical digital project that invites you to reflect on the real value of time and how we choose to use it.
Through an interactive calculator, editorial content, and gentle reminder mechanisms, the site puts time back at the centre of personal decisions. The goal is not commercial: it is about making a resource often perceived as abstract feel concrete, even though it is probably the most precious thing we own.
This site was also built from scratch, without WordPress, Shopify, or a generic page builder. Its interface, interactive tools, and architecture were shaped specifically around that experience, with particular attention to visual sobriety, readability, fast loading, responsive design, and organic search.
These technical choices keep full control over the user experience, performance, and future evolution of the project.