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Selected Technical Work.

Good technical work deserves more than a list of buzzwords. These case studies explain the challenge, what was implemented and how the work was checked. Client identities and confidential details are intentionally withheld.

What every case study shows · 3 projects, anonymised

  1. The challenge as we found itThe technical problem, described plainly.
  2. How we investigatedWhat we reviewed before changing anything.
  3. What we changedThe work completed, at the level it was done.
  4. How it was checkedThe verification behind each claim.

Case Studies

Selected projects are anonymised to respect client confidentiality.

  • Performance EngineeringAnonymised client project

    Product Pages That Moved as They Loaded

    Unsized product images shifted the page as it loaded, and product videos played the original master file. Both were fixed at template level and measured before and after.

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  • Technical SEO & MigrationAnonymised client project

    Relaunching a Store Without Losing Its Search Foundations

    A relaunch on a new theme, with legacy URLs mapped and tested, missing metadata repaired and every launch-day check recorded in a delivery report.

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  • Automation & ReportingAnonymised client project

    Scattered Automations Brought Onto One Monitored Platform

    Stock alerts, marketing triggers, multilingual workflows and reporting tools for a growing store, built around its email agency and watched by a run log and alerts.

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