Permia

Permia helps homeowners prepare their planning files: compliant plans, administrative documents and a review of the project before it goes to the mairie. I designed and built the website with Next.js so a technical, paper-heavy service feels clear and approachable.

Building permits are stressful. Homeowners face technical plans, administrative jargon and the fear of a rejected file. Permia’s website had to make the service feel clear, trustworthy and easy to start, before the first call.

1. 01

   A hero that states the offer

   A direct headline, a short explanation of the service, a quote button and three proof points, set against architectural imagery.

2. 02

   Service cards

   One card per file type, listing every document included, so visitors know exactly what they get before they ask for a quote.

3. 03

   A step-by-step process

   The journey from first needs to architectural design, administrative file and follow-up, broken into short expandable steps.

4. 04

   Answers before the first call

   An FAQ covering what Permia prepares, local planning rules, submission and free quotes.

5. 05

   Mobile layout

   The same structure adapted for phones, with the quote request always within reach.

6. 06

   Built with Next.js

   The site is developed in Next.js, with its API routes handling the server side, so pages stay fast and search-friendly.

Next.js

Server-rendered pages load fast and are easy for search engines to read, which matters for a local service that wins clients through Google.

Next.js API routes

Quote requests and form handling live next to the pages, so the site runs without a separate backend to host and maintain.