Web Experience

Offer your visitors an optimal experience on your websites

Strategic approach

Strategy

Site factories, institutional portals, headless movement, micro-services architecture...

The strategic choices for web projects are more open than ever.

"Nowadays, websites have become service-oriented, multi-channel and ambitious in terms of functionality, interoperability, security, performance, eco-design, etc. This requires much more advanced technical, graphic and methodological skills which Klee Interactive brings together in its teams."

Jérémy Peytevin

Head of Klee Interactive, Klee Group

Our references

TEN'UP "Mon Espace Tennis"
Culture, Sport & Tourism
Creation of a reference portal for more than 1 million licensees and 3 million regular practitioners
The portal website of the CNAM
Health & Social
In France, the Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie (CNAM) manages, at the national level, the sickness and work accident branches of the general social security system. It is supported by a portal site known to all: Ameli.fr
Des SLAs au cœur du projet
Health & Social
The AFM-Telethon faces different important moments during the year. During these periods, it needs a greater reactivity and a solid partnership.
Drees website
Public Sector
Disseminate the work of the Ministry of Solidarity and Health
Implementation of the sante.fr portal
Public Sector
The centralised and official response to the strong public demand for health information.
Dares website
Public Sector
Publish the Studies and Statistics of the Ministry of Labor
L’espace professionnel IGN
Industry & Services
The IGN professional space The IGN professional space is the visible part of the Institute's offer for a large number of public actors.
Website caissedesdepots.fr
Bank & Insurance
Creation of the new Caisse des Dépôts brand and variations on web media
Croix-Rouge
Health & Social
The objectives: provision of a dedicated, person-centred website, promotion of the care and services offered by its establishments and response to strong communication challenges