Kernix

Based in Paris, Kernix brings design, development and data work together for its clients. Roughly forty specialists, among them designers, programmers, data scientists, IT administrators and project leads, work at the agency, and its projects run from online services and business applications to online shops and institutional sites.

Web, mobile and data work from one agency

The agency covers interface and user experience design, front-end and back-end development for web and mobile projects, data science and artificial intelligence, and hosting with managed infrastructure. Its clients bring projects that range from online services and applications to e-commerce and institutional sites.

Research and innovation tax approval to 2029

The business says it has been re-approved for the research and innovation tax credits until 2029, a status it has held since 2008. Clients can use it to finance part of innovative projects, which the business presents as a way to speed up research and development while improving the tax position.

A HubSpot theme for a marketing agency

Botify, an agency specializing in SEO and GEO, commissioned a modular HubSpot template from Kernix for its events, webinars, masterclasses and other marketing activations. HubSpot is known mainly as a customer relationship tool, and the agency builds custom themes on it with reusable templates, modules and sections.

Cultural data and the OAI-PMH protocol

In the cultural and heritage sector, the interoperability of data is a major concern. The agency writes about OAI-PMH, a protocol for exposing and harvesting metadata at scale, and it writes on data interoperability for cultural and heritage bodies.

Performance advice and the 15/15 consultation

The agency advises on page speed and recommends performance tools such as Cloudflare when a site is built. Its 15/15 format is a 30-minute session in which the client sets out its challenges for the first fifteen minutes, and the agency offers lines of thought from its own experience for the next fifteen. The session focuses on data that a client's tools generate but never use, with the aim of building a lasting solution to the problem in hand.