Analysis and architecture
Who searches for what, with which words, and in what order they should find it. The sitemap comes from here, before any visual work.
Design and development · Paris
We design sites built around one question: what should the person arriving here do. Structure, copy and paths follow from that answer, not from a purchased theme filled with content.
Publilia has one office, in Florence, Italy. We serve clients in Paris remotely — which is how digital work has been done for a decade.
France is both Italy's closest competitor and one of its largest customers in luxury, food and design. Selling here means positioning against a domestic industry that is very good at the same things.
French-language content is effectively mandatory, and the register matters: the tone that works in Italian luxury reads as overstated in French.
A site that merely exists is not a site that works. Most corporate sites have no reading hierarchy, do not say what to do next, and on mobile ask for effort nobody will spend.
Who searches for what, with which words, and in what order they should find it. The sitemap comes from here, before any visual work.
Mobile-first layout, typographic hierarchy, conversion points in chosen positions rather than random ones.
WordPress or a bespoke platform, clean code, modern image formats, no libraries loaded out of habit.
Copy written for your market and your keywords. No filler.
Delivered with analytics configured and goals tracked, so results are read instead of imagined.
FAQ
Four to ten weeks depending on page count and content availability. What usually stretches the schedule is not development: it is copy and photography.
Yes. We hand over an admin panel and a recorded training session. If you would rather not think about it, there is the annual maintenance plan.
No. Our only office is in Firenze, Italy. We work with clients in Paris remotely.
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