Denis Larghero

Creating the official website for a municipal campaign in Meudon

Website · Campaign · Civic tech

Portrait of Denis Larghero for the Meudon 2026 campaign — Campaign hero featuring Denis Larghero and the message “Let's act together for Meudon”.

Denis Larghero's victory announcement with 64.8% of the vote — Post-election news section with the first-round result.

The Ensemble pour Meudon candidate list led by Denis Larghero — Team presentation and link to the full candidate list.

Context

Denis Larghero, mayor of Meudon and lead candidate for Ensemble pour Meudon, needed an official campaign website for the municipal elections on 15 and 22 March 2026. The website needed to establish the candidate's identity quickly, present his letter, structure municipal priorities, showcase the team, publish videos and events, gather residents' ideas by neighbourhood, offer a fact-checking section for sensitive topics, direct visitors to the support committee and facilitate donations within a regulated political framework. After the election, the site also incorporated the victory announcement, with 64.8% of votes in the first round, turning the campaign platform into a space for thanks, evidence and political continuity. The challenge was to create a clear, credible and engaging digital tool for different audiences: residents, supporters, fellow candidates, local press and citizens seeking to understand the project for Meudon.

Objectives

Create an immediately recognisable campaign presence for Denis Larghero and the Ensemble pour Meudon list.
Structure key content: candidate, letter to residents, priorities, team, videos, calendar, fact-checking, support committee, donations and contact.
Set up local participation journeys to collect residents' ideas by neighbourhood and strengthen engagement.
Prepare a robust, responsive and manageable website for a sensitive electoral context, with attention to clarity, performance and local SEO.

Our contribution

UX/UI design of the campaign website: hero, anchored navigation, editorial sections, trust elements, support journeys and mobile hierarchy.
Develop a responsive website with pages and sections for the candidate, priorities, videos, calendar, fact-checking and support committee.
Integrate forms and external journeys for citizen participation, neighbourhood proposals, supporter sign-up and donations.
Set up SEO content, social metadata, manifest, favicon, page structure and assets for a public campaign launch.
Update the website after the election to incorporate the 64.8% first-round result and turn the platform into a space for thanks and continuity.

Denis Larghero: context figures

64,8%

first-round vote share

55,72%

turnout

municipal councillors elected

structured priorities

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