iOS app and its website
Sobbo
A website for an app that turns recipes into cookbooks.
On the website, a wheel lets visitors discover what the app can do, one feature at a time.
iOS app in development.
Your idea deserves to see the light.
Cadrey designs bespoke business and event websites for freelancers, small businesses and non-profits, and maps for people who work for the environment.
See a website take shape
Sillon
Pieces to live with, thrown one by one.
Stoneware bowls, cups and plates, shaped and glazed in the studio. Come and see them, or throw your own.
- Glazed stoneware
- Fired at 1,280 °C
- Dishwasher safe
Three questions behind the homepage
- What do you want people to discover?The craft. A photo of hands throwing a bowl opens the page.
- What feels like you?An understated serif headline and a touch of glaze yellow.
- What should visitors be able to do?Book a workshop. A button opens the booking demo.
Web design
Business and event websites, clear from the first screen.
Show what you do, take bookings or make an event programme easy to find. Cadrey builds your website around what visitors need to do, on phones too.
What you receive
A website ready to publish, and guidance on updating the content we agree should be editable.
Selected work
Event website · Montpellier
Salon de l’environnement
Find your way around the event, then explore each exhibitor without leaving the stands list.
Read the case studySalon homepage
Full website design and development.
Cartography & GIS: a place, a thousand things to understand
From Montpellier, home of the Salon de l’environnement, to Pangatalan in Palawan, where marine habitats were mapped for the Sulubaaï programme.
Sulubaaï · a real project
See a living place.
Cadrey maps habitats and turns field data into usable maps and atlases.
Sulubaaï · Marine habitats · Final maps
Pangatalan 1 / 8
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Northern Palawan
01 · Pangatalan
Sheet centres: Sulubaaï, WGS 84. Simplified coastline: Natural Earth.
Sheet legend
Areas are those printed on the final map. Highlights follow the shapes of the sheet itself.
Habitat mapping for the Sulubaaï programme. Collective data and surveys. Original legends, scales and basemap credits preserved on each sheet.
Start with the legend.
Match each colour to the habitat named in this map’s legend, then use the scale bar, north arrow and location insets. Enlarge the sheet to read its values and credits.
Habitat mapping for the Sulubaaï programme. Collective data and surveys. Original legends, scales and basemap credits preserved on each sheet.
Cartography & GIS
Maps people can read, and layers people can use.
From field data to a clear, readable map.
- Understand or present a habitat
- Prepare field surveys
- Make layers usable
What you receive Summary map · Atlas · Field sheets
- The need
- Give each marine protected area of the Sulubaaï programme a habitat map that can be read in its factsheet.
- Work shown
- Digitising the habitat polygons, the PHCS typology and the cartography of the eight sheets. Data and surveys are collective.
- The decision that changes the use
- The legend gives the area of each habitat: the map can be read without the report beside it.
- What you can look at
- Eight final maps from the programme’s MPA factsheets, Pangatalan first.
GIS · Forest inventory
From the massif to the plot.
Forest atlas of the Montagne Noire: one overview locates the 32 survey plots, then the QGIS atlas gives each plot its own field sheet.
- The need
- Read forest types across the massif and find each survey plot in the field.
- Work shown
- The cartography: forest types over relief, and the atlas that produces the sheets. Academic group project at EGPN.
- What you can look at
- The overview and the BEECH-07 plot sheet. Data and imagery credits are on the sheets.
A first conversation
Let’s talk about your idea.
A vague idea is enough to start.