Plumbing and HVAC in Ohio, air duct cleaning in Houston, a video agency in Moldova, a truck driving school, a founders club in the UK, and corporate and recruitment sites in Canada. Each case study covers who the client is, what they had before, and what I built for them. There are no invented numbers here. Where a project has a hard result, like Signal Sprint landing its first client within a week of going live, it is named.
Rob was running a broken Wix site that was costing him calls. I rebuilt it on WordPress from scratch: new design, every page rewritten, 301 redirects mapped from the old URLs so nothing already ranking was lost, on-page SEO, meta tags, schema, Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel. Service area pages cover each town he works in, and the contact forms run through SMTP so enquiries actually arrive. Mobile-first throughout, because that is where the emergency calls come from.
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A 32-page WordPress build for a Houston air duct cleaning company. Individual service pages for each job type, plus more than 50 location pages so the business shows up for searches across the whole metro rather than one suburb. Before and after photos from real jobs instead of stock images, contact forms, Google Maps, and a mobile-first layout built around the phone call.
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Victor had no website and no clients. I built the site, set up hosting on Hostinger, configured business email and wired up the contact forms. Custom design rather than a template, because a video agency is judged on how its own work looks. He landed his first client within a week of the site going live.
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A pixel-perfect Figma to WordPress conversion. The full page built to match the design exactly, including a reviews section, a thank you page, scroll animations and SEO meta setup, all fully responsive on mobile.
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A Co-founder Club page built into an existing WordPress site using Elementor. Category-filtered blog sections so members can find the content relevant to them, plus testimonials and calls to action throughout. Simon recorded a video testimonial afterwards and interviewed me about web development and running a studio on a livestream carried across YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn.
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A corporate landing page built and then kept running on a monthly retainer. Eisen wanted one point of contact for both the build and the upkeep, so the site has been maintained continuously since launch rather than handed over and forgotten.
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A job and talent platform built for the same client as Korfshore, running on an ongoing monthly retainer. Spanish translation was added so the platform could serve candidates outside English-speaking markets. Maintained continuously since launch.
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