Ylly
Paris, Île-de-France
Founded in 2009 in Paris, Ylly is a digital agency designing websites and web or mobile applications incorporating WCAG and RGAA (the French accessibility standard) standards.
Ylly is a digital agency created in 2009 and based in Paris. With around thirty specialists and over 500 projects delivered, it designs institutional websites, business platforms and mobile applications.
The agency provides screen mockups, design systems and code, extending its offering to digital marketing and artificial intelligence. Digital accessibility features from template design onwards and during user testing sessions.
Its work draws on WCAG rules and RGAA. Each project follows a five-stage methodology, from initial scoping workshop to continuous optimisation.
The agency notably designed the France Emploi Domicile platform for Fepem, serving 3.3 million household employers. Its projects include the FNTP invasive species identification application and redesigns of Apave and Med'Vet. L'Oréal, Saint-Gobain and Groupe Bonduelle are also among its references.
Accessibility services offered
Inclusive design, Accessible development, Consulting and support
Inclusive design
Within its UX and UI division, the team combines WCAG accessibility with web and mobile interface design, wireframing, user testing and design systems.
Accessible development
The agency provides programming for websites, platforms and mobile applications designed earlier, using WordPress, Drupal, React, Next.js, Node.js or PHP technologies with DevOps and CI/CD practices.
Consulting and support
Ylly manages projects from the initial scoping workshop through continuous optimisation. This service includes post-launch maintenance and deployment of updates, as exemplified by work on the France Emploi Domicile platform.
Quote from the provider website
“UI Web & Mobile Accessibilité WCAG Animation & Motion Wireframing”
Client references
Groupe Bonduelle, La Martiniquaise-Bardinet, Chryso, ALK, Flexico, DEF, Altarea, Saint-Gobain, L'Oréal, FNTP, Fepem, Apave.
