We explore web technologies and best practice.
It is also where we introduce what's new in Lugor.
Lugor lets you build very fast sites with a layout as free as a custom build, without writing a line of code. The October release pushes that freedom further: your Heroes and Banners are built from free-form blocks, two new components arrive, and your brand guidelines now control typography role by role.
On the menu for this release: better ergonomics and simpler, unified use, to keep pushing further toward one of the most polished no-code building platforms on the market.
Lugor's August 2026 updates: richer Hero block, page composition in sections and columns, new Testimonials block, more flexible modals and media.
Google will roll out AI Overviews and AI Mode in France before September 23, 2026. Two years of data from neighboring markets show where visibility is heading: toward the sites AI cites. What your site needs, and why a Lugor site already has it.
Four new components, a faster and safer core platform, and a platform built to be driven by an AI assistant. A tour of what shipped in July.
A multilingual site from end to end, a style library enriched with nine new looks, French typography handled automatically and a better supervised AI assistant. A tour of Lugor's May 2026 developments.
A white-label agency can industrialize without homogenizing. Business model, perceived quality and code ownership for 40 sites a year.
A derived design system lets an agency deliver unique sites while cutting marginal cost and keeping a premium look.
Three technical approaches for an agency producing premium showcase sites at volume. A decision framework and the marginal cost over five years.
Redesigning a website has nothing to do with looks. The real decision rests on five measurable criteria: mobile performance, visibility in AI engines, editorial autonomy, lead integration and recurring cost. Depending on your answers, you land on one of four verdicts: touch nothing, targeted updates, partial redesign or full redesign. The classic trap is to redesign on the same tool, reproducing the same problems two years later.
Your professional expertise exists, but it is not visible. The problem is not your credibility; it is the lack of structured authority content. Every day you produce raw material (client questions, solved cases, mastered issues) that can become twelve articles a year if properly extracted and structured. The classic mistake: outsourcing to a provider who does not know your field produces content that is easy to plagiarize. The solution: one truly distinctive piece of content a month, structured for both Google and AI assistants, is enough to make your expertise visible. A site built for authority makes that content immediately citable, attributed, and navigable by AI assistants and by prospects.
You can judge the quality of a website without technical expertise, using seven criteria that are verifiable in public or in the project specification: performance (testable with Google PageSpeed Insights), accessibility (keyboard navigation and contrast), source code ownership, real editorial autonomy, form and GDPR compliance, readability by AI engines, and real cost over five years. These criteria make three seemingly incomparable quotes suddenly readable and help you avoid the "we take care of everything, it's transparent" trap.