AquaDrill — Water drilling · Tunisia
What happens underground, finally visible to the client.
A borehole is bought on trust: the client pays by the metre for a structure they will never see. AquaDrill made transparency its promise; we built it a website that keeps it, and we are studying the platform that will make it verifiable.
Visit live site- Year
- 2026
- Type
- Client engagement
- Stack
- React 18 · Vite · TypeScript
- Live at
- aquadrill.maisongr.com
On every screen
One codebase. Every screen.
These aren't screenshots. It's AquaDrill's homepage, rebuilt in code and rendered twice: at 1440 px in the laptop, at 390 px in the phone. The layout really reflows.
The lab
Drag the edge. Watch it reflow.
Drag the handle, or use the ruler with your keyboard.
−4 mTopsoil
01The brief
A 31-section brief, delivered section by section.
The client supplied a complete document: content, menu, services, process, photos, footer. Every part of the site points back to its section of the brief, so the client can check that nothing was left out or made up. The visual identity is the one AquaDrill chose, and we kept it; our work is in what you don't see.
Every part of the site points back to the section of the brief it delivers.
−38 mClay
02The website
Three languages, one promise.
French by default, English, and right-to-left Arabic — arrows, phone numbers and footer included. The quote request takes the project's documents; WhatsApp stays one tap away, because that is how the client really works.
- Right-to-left ArabicThe whole site turns around in Arabic: navigation, arrows, phone numbers and footer.
- Quote requestLocation, type of work, planned depth and diameter, site access, and the project's documents attached.
- WhatsApp firstClients write the way they already do: a floating button and pre-filled messages.
- True to its identityAquaDrill's visual identity, kept as it is; underneath, a prerendered home page, light images, self-hosted fonts and compliant contrast.
- Transparency in writingWhat was found, what it means, what can be done and what it costs: before any decision.
−210 mLimestone
03The platform in study
The drilling log, shared as it is written.
The ground cut metre by metre, the casing set, pumping tests with their drawdown curve, a well passport for the authorisation file, and every additional job approved by the client before it is done — on site, even without a signal.
- 01Follow the borehole metre by metre.
- 02Approve an additional job.
- 03Receive the well passport.
| Depth | Ground | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| 0–4 m | Topsoil | Dry topsoil, no water. |
| 4–38 m | Clay | Compact clay. Temporary casing set. |
| 38–120 m | Sandstone | Fractured sandstone, mud losses at 96 m.Extra grouting approved by the client |
| 120–210 m | Limestone | Hard limestone, slower progress. |
| 210–260 m | Aquifer | Water struck at 232 m. Screen set. |
−300 mAquifer
04Where it stands
The website is live. The platform is in study.
The site now shows AquaDrill's own work sites, in photos and video. The platform study starts on the ground: what the rig, the crew and the client each need to see, and in which language.
- drilling authorisation
- 300 m
- The maximum authorised depth, stated in the site's first line.
- languages
- 3
- French, English and right-to-left Arabic.
- services
- 7
- Drilling, boring, casing, development, pumping, pumps and diagnosis.
- sections delivered
- 31
- Every section of the client's brief, traceable in the code.
- React 18
- Vite
- TypeScript
- react-i18next
- Tailwind CSS
- Vitest
Measured
Measured, not promised.
Numbers you can check: the site's quality today, the history of its code, and what was done for people who read differently.
AQuality, today
Checking…Lighthouse 12.8 · web (desktop) · local production build · reading of Oct 24, 2026
BThe build
- lines of code
- 0
- sections of the client's brief, delivered
- 0
Apr 17, 2026 → Aug 24, 2026 · 18 weeks
Right-to-left Arabic arrived in a single day, arrows and phone numbers included.
Read from git on Oct 21, 2026. Application code only: no tests, config or build output.
CAccessibility
- 01One blue to fill, another to writeThe buttons' blue falls to 4.25:1 on the pale ground, so text there moves to the darker blue, at 5.67:1.
- 02Turquoise stays where it readsAt 2.41:1 on white, it carries text only on the deep blue, where it holds 5.30:1.
- 03Arabic, truly right to leftNavigation, arrows, phone numbers and footer follow Arabic's reading direction.
- 0444-pixel targetsOn mobile, the phone and menu buttons are 44 pixels: easy to hit on a work site.
DBuilt with our tools
This product uses the open-source tools we publish on npm under the MIT licence. The same code, open to anyone.
See our open-source tools- 01maisongr-sitemapIts sitemap: the XML for Google and Bing, a readable page for people, each page dated by its last commit.
- 02maisongr-skillsThe discipline of our AI coding agents: understand before building, change only what was asked, prove the result.
The budget
What the market charges for this scope.
$1,500 – $5,000
- Closest tier
- Showcase website
- A showcase site in three languages, with a quote request that takes documents: the market's “showcase website” tier.
- Typical timeline
- 4 to 12 weeks
A range published by third parties, not a Maison GR quote.
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