What's new on the site
Dates what changes on this site, and what is still missing.
2 November 2026
- The Privacy page names the service that receives your emails: Cloudflare (Email Routing) passes them on to our mailbox, at Google (Gmail).
1 November 2026
- The home's opening is now one sentence, one line and one button. The rest follows right below it: hours, e-mail, services, then the figures.
- The companies of our founder's missions pass slowly by, as a logo or a name. The slide stops on hover and on focus, and becomes a still grid if you reduce motion.
- The section on our founder now has his biography, his photo and a link to his LinkedIn profile.
- The illustrations of people are back on phones.
- Rafiq, the house AI, appears on every page once it has displayed. He guides the choice of a course and prepares a request that you send yourself, on WhatsApp or by email. He runs in your browser, with no AI model yet, and sends nothing.
31 October 2026
- The site now talks about what Yolea does: training, AI agents and automation, applications and infrastructure, security and AI governance.
- The training catalogue is online, in French and in English, with one page per course. Prices are on quotation and dates are set with you.
- The wall on the home page follows the real hour in Abidjan: its shadows are computed in your browser, and nothing is sent.
- The illustrations of people (the merchant, the trainer, the team, the woman on the stool, the learner) were made with an AI. They are not portraits of real people or real customers.
- A visible theme button: Auto, Day or Night. Your choice stays in your browser.
- The legal sentence reads “Yolea, Abidjan.” until the registry is updated.
- The Privacy page covers this site only.
- The home page is rearranged: services as four rows, commitments as tiles, references in one table and one group of white tiles, figures once, at the top of the page. Names without a logo stay as text, with the “via” link written once.
30 October 2026
- The site is rebuilt on a new design system, in French at the root and in English under
/en/. - It sets no cookie, has no form and calls no third-party service.