Decisions before code
Every structural choice is written down in an ADR, with what it rejects and why. A repository without written decisions forces you to read the code to guess the intent, and guess it wrong.
Founder — product engineering
Yorro is a product engineering studio in Abidjan and Paris. It designs, builds and ships web and mobile applications — and it holds the whole cycle rather than a slice of it: discovery, design, development, infrastructure, security, maintenance. That is what makes it possible to answer for a product that runs, rather than for a deliverable that passed review.
This site is rendered at build time and deployed without a server. A multi-tenant CMS would have been more impressive to describe and slower to ship: infrastructure gets built when a need demands it, not when a roadmap mentions it.
French lives at the root, English under /en/, and the build fails if a structural page is missing in either language. The rule is not a sentence in a document: it is a check the deployment has to survive.
Every behaviour on this site is a named Action, invoked identically by the UI and by the ⌘K palette — and tomorrow by an agent. Exactly one agent is live, with its budget ceilings: selling agent-native architecture obliges you to show one that holds.
Cloudflare resources are declared in code, not clicked in a dashboard. What isn't described gets lost at the first change of hands — and it is always the forgotten setting that fails.
Every structural choice is written down in an ADR, with what it rejects and why. A repository without written decisions forces you to read the code to guess the intent, and guess it wrong.
WCAG 2.2 AA is a shipping condition: contrasts computed rather than eyeballed, a visible focus ring everywhere, motion suppressed when the system asks for it. An audit at the end of a project arrives too late to change a structure.
Tests run against the built site, not the dev server. A silent failure — a class that emits nothing, a token wired to the wrong value — shows up no other way.
Yorro — product engineering studio, Abidjan and Paris. The full notice (legal form, registration, host) is published together with the contact form, which is the first surface to collect any data.
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