The site gets a makeover with a total overhaul that preserves our purely informative essence while radically modernizing our technical and visual approach.
A new dimension for Tardix
Summary
A fluid and sequenced overview
The new home page acts as a true interactive dashboard. From the first few seconds, it is now possible to grasp the essence of a project or the identity of an attached company thanks to a clear and immediate presentation.
To accompany this discovery, navigation has been redesigned like reading a structured document. A slide system allows content to follow on from each other: each scroll action leads you fluidly to the next part, avoiding visual overload and supporting your natural progression within this long page.
Finding information without looking
Faced with the multiplication of our projects and team members, it was crucial not to complicate access to information. The new internal search engine was specifically designed to meet this need for absolute simplicity.
Coupled with clear thematic filters, it allows you to instantly target what you are looking for. Whether you want to isolate a business sector, find a specific profile, or explore a precise project, the tool sorts our various branches in real time.
The shadow architecture
Under the hood, we developed our own custom management tool. The key to this system lies in its absolute modularity. Each component of the site was thought of independently, making adding or removing an element child's play.
This technical flexibility gives us a lightweight and easily replicable base. It proves particularly practical for quickly deploying the sites of our future subsidiaries, applying distinct visual themes to them without having to recode the entire structure.
Malleable foundations
This modular approach extends to the very structure of our presentations through a system of section templates. This is what allows us to generate varied layouts and constantly improve our capabilities to create visual models on a solid base.
For the curious who would like to take a look under the paint and discover our internal mechanics, we let you explore our raw structures via the templates for projects, teams and news.
Credits
Writing
Guillaume Depierre
System development for the new site
Thomas Guillet
Theme development for the new site
Thomas Guillet & Guillaume Depierre