A useful case study should show the starting point, the work completed and the outcome. The examples below use sample data until client-approved projects are published.
Published case studies can include screenshots, Search Console or Ahrefs data, before-and-after metrics and the exact work completed.
Shows how a final case study can connect design, speed, UX, and approved business outcomes.
Demonstrates how technical fixes, indexation work, content improvement, and keyword movement can be visualized.
Shows a combined engagement where website quality and organic growth are measured together.
The numbers below are sample data used to show the layout. They are not client results.
We focus on the problem, the work, the data and the outcome.
What the site or search performance looked like before the work started.
The technical, UX, content, architecture, or visibility issue being solved.
The exact changes made — not vague claims about “optimization.”
Approved screenshots, metrics, Search Console data, or other measurable evidence.
For development work, we can show the visual system, responsive layouts, technical improvements, page-speed changes, and conversion-path improvements.
For SEO work, we can show date-ranged Search Console/Ahrefs screenshots, page/query movement, technical fixes, and content changes where the client allows it.
Choose a website project, an SEO audit or a combined website + SEO brief.
