Loresse launches the beta website
Loresse has moved its brochure site onto a statically generated stack. The beta site is built with Eleventy, published to Azure Static Web Apps, and edited through a git-based CMS — which means every content change is reviewable, revertible and versioned alongside the code.
What changed
- Fast by default. Pages are plain HTML and CSS with no client-side framework, so they render immediately and work without JavaScript.
- Accessible. Semantic landmarks, a skip link, visible focus styles and keyboard-operable navigation are built in rather than retrofitted.
- Measurable. A single Google Tag Manager container and a documented data layer contract mean marketing can add and change tags without a site deployment.
What’s next
We're expanding product content and use case detail over the coming weeks. If there's something you'd like to see covered, tell us.