SCTM carries out rubble and dry stone masonry work in Reunion Island. Despite recognised expertise, their old Wix site didn't allow them to showcase their work sustainably or collect sufficiently complete requests. Contacts arrived via email, sometimes without a usable phone number or email address. Some prospects were therefore lost before the first conversation.Communication also relied heavily on Facebook. Projects could be shared out of context, or even taken by other players, without the site acting as a clear reference for Sylvio's work.The new form asks for the prospect's contact details, the site location, budget, requested service, type of stone, surface area, project details and, if necessary, attachments. Each request Sylvio receives thus contains the useful elements to call or reply immediately.This qualification also improves the prospect's own planning: budget, deadline, and constraints are specified from the start. Sylvio can prioritise requests without wasting time piecing together the requirements.The site centralises services, intervention areas, guarantees, and completed projects. A gallery of nearly two hundred photos shows the level of finish on the sites, while remaining smooth thanks to lazy loading.Imported images are associated with a traceability marker to facilitate the detection of potential reuse. They are then organised by service type: stone cladding, stairs, retaining walls, and parapets.From his dashboard, Sylvio uploads his new photos. The system detects duplicates, analyses the images, associates them with the relevant services, and then publishes them in the correct galleries. The site thus stays up to date without repetitive manipulation or manual sorting.Instead of referring to scattered posts, Sylvio has a single address to present his business. Prospects immediately find projects, guarantees, intervention zones, and a structured contact form. The site strengthens the company's credibility before the first call.
