Bonhomme integrates every website into the CMS best suited to the teams who will run it: WordPress, Sanity or Framer. The design system becomes a library of components in the tool, so every page published keeps the quality of the original site.
A CMS is not chosen for its features, but for the people who will use it every day. Before recommending a tool, Bonhomme, a web agency in Paris, analyses who publishes, how often, in how many languages and with what content: news, portfolio, catalogue, job offers. The result: premium websites that teams update independently, without relying on a developer and without diluting the art direction.
1. Audit and choice of tool
The studio starts with a needs audit: publishing volume and frequency, number of languages, contributor profiles, required integrations. It then recommends the most suitable tool. WordPress for websites that publish often, such as those of Omnicom Reputation Group and Cinetic Creatives. Sanity for rich, multilingual websites with high performance requirements. Framer for highly visual showcase websites, such as Maestro Knitting.
2. Architecture and components
The studio's designers and developers translate the design system into components in the CMS: each block keeps its typography, spacing and behaviour. Templates are designed so teams can build their pages freely, without ever stepping outside the art direction.
3. Integration and training
Bonhomme integrates the website, migrates existing content and sets up redirects to protect search rankings. The studio then trains the teams and stays by their side after launch, so the website keeps evolving with the brand.
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