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Isaure Lohest — AI Integration Engineer
A dedicated one-page website positioning Isaure Lohest as an AI integration engineer for SaaS products and teams, designed to turn a complex, often abstract offer into something concrete and immediately understandable.
The visual direction is soft and atmospheric: a warm ivory background washed with diffuse peach and amber glows, and a field of tiny drifting small particles that gives the page a quiet, living depth.
Content is structured around concrete use cases rather than technical jargon. Clickable prompt chips let visitors picture real scenarios in a second, and a floating pill navigation with a single “Let’s talk” call to action keeps the path to contact short. Services are grouped by outcome, each with clear deliverables, and a light/dark toggle completes the experience.
The site is built as a direct extension of her main portfolio: same hand-crafted approach from design to code, with a calmer, more product-oriented voice aimed at companies looking to integrate AI into their existing tools without adding new ones.
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