Citizens and first-time voters
Understand the candidates, major policies and how the election works in accessible language.
CIVIC INFORMATION · ONLINE
Baromètre 2027 brings together what was scattered: candidates, their policies, polls, news coverage and campaign videos. An independent experience designed to help people understand before they choose.
WHY THIS PROJECT?
Following a presidential election means moving between polling institutes, public statements, video channels, news articles and candidate websites. For anyone unfamiliar with politics, this fragmentation quickly turns information into noise.
Baromètre 2027 was conceived as a civic toolkit: a single, visual and documented entry point that helps readers understand the forces at work without imposing a political preference. The site does not conduct its own polls. It makes existing public data and content easier to read.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Understand the candidates, major policies and how the election works in accessible language.
Find policies, public positions, trends and verifiable sources in one place.
Access a quick overview of the campaign, aggregated averages and recent public statements.
Follow campaign dynamics, media content and the way the race is presented to the public.
WHAT IT OFFERS
Profile, political family, estimated polling average, policies by theme, sources, videos and social presence.
A multi-institute average kept separate from individual polls, with trends and fieldwork dates.
Positions organised by theme, making it easy to move from political impressions to concrete content.
Recent appearances and articles are gathered, filterable by candidate and linked directly to their source.
Clear guidance on the voting process, polls, uncertainty margins and the site methodology.
French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Arabic make the French campaign accessible beyond its borders.
THE EXPERIENCE

The profile combines political identity, polling dynamics, vision, policies, networks and recent content while preserving a clear information hierarchy.
Aggregated averages are separated from individual studies. Every result remains linked to its source and fieldwork period.

UNDER THE HOOD
Visitors receive HTML, CSS and JavaScript pages that the browser can use directly. This architecture reduces dependence on an application server for everyday display and supports speed, resilience and indexing.
Candidates, polls, news and videos are organised in dedicated files. The presentation can evolve without rewriting the collection engine, and the engine can update data without rebuilding the site.
Python scripts retrieve useful feeds, remove noise, preserve sources and publish new data. Locks prevent simultaneous runs, while health checks verify that essential content remains usable.
Each language has adapted pages and candidate data. French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Arabic versions are connected through a multilingual SEO architecture.
The campaign pulse also feeds a dedicated share page and image, keeping social data readable, dated and consistent with the site.
No account is required to access information, and the site does not collect visitors’ political opinions. Sources, methodology and correction procedures are public.
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
The first architecture, functional identity and much of the experience were developed through an iterative dialogue with Claude Fable 5. This phase quickly transformed the initial idea into a concrete, navigable product.
The site was then reviewed, audited and finalised with GPT-5.6 Sol: structural corrections, data engine consolidation, mobile improvements, richer profiles, internationalisation, SEO and safer updates.
Editorial choices, standards, trade-offs and final validation remain human. AI accelerates design and code, but does not replace intention, responsibility or control of the result.
BAROMÈTRE 2027 · LIVE PROJECT