Overview
A clearer way to read recall notices
Official recall data is useful, but it is not always easy to search or scan when you just need the right notice fast.
Project
Alerte Conso
A website for browsing French product recalls. It adds search, filters, and a simpler way to read the official notice.
Problem
What needed to be solved
Public recall information can be technically available and still hard to use. People need faster search, clearer filtering, and direct access to the original notice.
Solution
How the problem is solved
A web layer sits on top of recall data with simple search, useful filters, and direct links back to the source so the product adds clarity without hiding verification.
- Search and filter flows reduce time to the right notice
- Official links stay visible on every path
- Pages are written for fast scanning, not administrative browsing
FAQ
Common questions
Where does the data come from?
The site is built on official recall notices, with direct source links kept visible on the result path.
How are official sources preserved?
Every result keeps a direct path back to the original notice, so the product improves access without replacing the source.
What do search and filters improve?
They reduce the time it takes to reach the right notice and make the public data easier to scan.
What had to be shaped before browsing worked?
Recall notices needed consistent fields, categories, and source links before search and reading flows could feel reliable.