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Our work, and what we actually did on it.
Our work is designed, built and set up for search in one go, rather than handed to an SEO after launch. Open any of it and judge the build for yourself.
Selected work
One build, three disciplines.
Most agencies split this work across a designer, a developer and an SEO, then bill you again when the three do not agree. We do all three, which is why the case studies below are laid out the same way each time: what the design had to solve, how the interface was made to work, and what was done so search engines could read it.
Each write-up sticks to what was built and why. Where there are results worth publishing, they appear with dates and the tools they came from. Where a project is too young for that, it says so.
How we write these up
Three headings, every time.
Web design. What the site had to do, the constraints it was built under and the decisions that followed. Layout, hierarchy, performance budget and the build itself.
UI and UX design. How somebody actually moves through it. The paths people take, the friction taken out, the states that had to be designed for, including the awkward ones like an empty search result.
SEO. The structure underneath. URL and page architecture, internal linking, titles and descriptions, schema markup, crawl control and what gets measured once it is live.
Worth saying plainly: a case study is a description of work, not a promise of results. Search performance depends on plenty that no agency controls. Where a project has numbers behind it, we publish them with the date and the source. Where it does not, you will not find an invented graph.