Quality control
- Grape
- Functional and manual QA, test plans and test cases
- Tasting notes
- Precision, rigor and zero surprises on launch day
- Pairs with
- Launches, migrations and online stores
Digital quality, user experience and web accessibility. Seven rooms, one point of view.
Since 2007 I have worked on all three sides of a digital project: the agency, the brand and the technical team. I designed for Air France and Nestlé at BETC Euro RSCG in Paris, led digital production at Ogilvy in Bogotá, headed QA and user experience at AiMonkey in New York, and today I build quality control into every stage of the empire’s projects. That is why I speak the three languages every product needs: technology, marketing and the end user.
Remote consulting for companies across Europe and Latin America
Bilingual: the bridge between two markets
Advertising agencies, global brands and tech teams
Digital quality and web accessibility under ADA and Section 508
French civilization, interactive media and graphic design in Paris
Digital marketing, market research and corporate sales








Listen to the teams and future users to understand what the product truly needs.
Design and build with quality built in from day one, not bolted on at the end.
Functional, usability and web accessibility testing before every release.
Measure results, learn and adjust the process in every product cycle.
A product users enjoy and a team that saves time and resources.




Web designer — Air France, Nestlé, Carrefour
Digital strategy, PHP and CMS quality, SEO and SEM — Accor, Blanc-Mesnil City Hall
Digital marketing PMO
Digital Production Director — Nestlé, Coca-Cola, Diageo, WWF Colombia
QA Lead and UX/UI trainer
Head of Marketing & Sales




For two years we have built quality control into every stage of the product: less rework, faster delivery and fewer resources spent.
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Expert gardener in growing and propagating plants: the patience to watch well-made things grow.
A lover of world cuisine, good produce and shared tables.
Trained in French civilization at the Sorbonne: context before conclusions.
Classical art and music from everywhere: an eye for detail and a sense of rhythm.
An avid reader of neurolinguistics: every word in an interface matters.
Do you have a website, an app or a platform that deserves to reach its users better? Tell me what stage it’s at and let’s raise a glass to it.
Digital quality, user experience and web accessibility, between France and Colombia.
Franco-Colombian digital quality consultant for European and Latin American companies.
Six plots, one vineyard: quality is grown across the whole project.








Functional and manual testing: zero surprises on launch day.
Human-centered design and frictionless journeys.
ADA and Section 508 standards on web and mobile.
Scrum, Kanban and roadmaps: order, pace and traceability.
Consultative selling and value propositions that convince.
Content, SEO and CRM built for conversion.
Quality isn’t inspected at the end: we grow it at every stage.
Every year has counted since 2007, from Paris to Bogotá and New York.
I brought the wine, the brands their flavor: an exquisite pairing.
With the empire, quality control is built into every stage: less rework, fewer resources.
theempire.tech ↗What I grow away from the screen also feeds my work.
Does your product deserve to reach its users better? Let’s raise a glass to it.
Write to me ↗New · The café in virtual reality
This site also has an immersive version: a café terrace in Paris where each guest hands you a card from the method. On your phone you explore it in 360° by swiping; with a Meta Quest headset, you step in through virtual reality.
This site also has an immersive version: a café terrace in Paris where each guest hands you a card from the method. On your computer you explore it in 360° with the mouse; with a Meta Quest headset, you step in through virtual reality.
Your device supports virtual reality. Step into the café in VR: you will be seated at a table, with the bottle within reach.
Immersive versionThe café in 360° or VR, with accordion music. Turn the sound on.