Case Studies
Case studies on agency websites tend to share two features: the client is anonymous and the result is a round percentage. We have taken ours down until they can meet a simple test: the client is named with their permission, and every figure has a source the reader could ask about.
In the meantime there are two honest ways to see what we do. The projects page shows a sample of systems running in production. And for a project like yours, we can arrange a conversation with the client who paid for one.
What a case study here must have
- The client's name and written permission to publish
- What the situation was before, in the client's words
- What was built, with the stack and the size of the team
- Figures with a stated source and period, or no figures at all
- What did not go to plan, and what we would do differently
- A date, so the reader knows how old the story is
Two ways to judge the work
See a sample of projects
Platforms, storefronts and product interfaces we have built, described without inflated numbers.
Speak to a client
Tell us what you are planning; we ask a client with a similar project whether they will take your call.
Ask about a project like yours
Describe the work and we will find the closest thing we have done, and say honestly how close it is. We reply within one business day.