Infrastructure & AI

No, Cloudflare sits as an additional layer in front of your existing hosting. Your site continues to be hosted at o2switch, OVH or elsewhere; Cloudflare filters and speeds up traffic before it reaches your server.

Full configuration (domain switchover, firewall, page acceleration rules): €400 to €900 as a one-off service. Cloudflare's free plan is enough for most SME online stores; the Pro plan (~€20/month) adds advanced protections.

The risk is very low with a careful migration: I check one by one the settings that connect your domain name to your server before the switchover, and I test every critical journey (payment, forms) right afterward.

That's a risk when it's poorly tuned. I turn it on gradually: first in observation mode (it logs without blocking), then in real blocking mode. I watch for false alarms over the first few days and adjust. Properly tuned, it stops attacks without ever getting in a legitimate customer's way.

No, never. AI helps me produce first drafts quickly, but any content touching your brand (product sheets, SEO pages, customer replies) always goes through human review and editing before publication.

Yes, on high-volume tasks (bulk product sheets, translations) AI reduces the unit cost while keeping systematic human quality control. On strategic content (homepage, brand positioning), human time still dominates.

Occasionally, to speed up small repetitive coding tasks, always reviewed and tested like any other code. For in-depth technical analysis or overall design, I rely more on Claude — see my dedicated page.

I never send sensitive or confidential data (credentials, your customers' personal data) to the tool. The content processed only concerns product and marketing information already intended to be public.

Only with your explicit agreement and within a scope defined together. For very sensitive projects, I can work on anonymized excerpts or a local analysis without going through AI, depending on your constraints.

Both tools are excellent, but Claude performs particularly well on analyzing large volumes of code or long documents in one pass, with rigorous reasoning. I use each tool where it excels, rather than out of dogmatism.

No, it's an accelerator for the first step. AI analysis quickly identifies areas to investigate; human expertise remains essential to prioritize, contextualize and validate recommendations before action.

Mainly on redesign projects (auditing the existing setup before proposing a new architecture) and large-scale custom projects, where writing precise specifications is critical to project success.