01 Work
Every case study here ends with a paragraph saying plainly what is unproven, unfinished or not live. A portfolio that only contains good news is not telling you about the work, it is telling you about the portfolio.
A full rebuild for a London onigiri stall, taking first load from 5.4 MB to 244 KB while adding a live quote builder.
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Twenty four pages for a sole trader in restoration, where what the site is allowed to claim is derived from his actual certifications rather than typed in by hand.
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Eight linked workflows that compare supplier quotations, recompute every figure, and refuse to recommend anything they cannot substantiate.
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Invoice extraction, lead triage and client reporting, each with a deterministic gate between the model and anything irreversible.
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Single page sites, each one live at the address on its card and photographed there. Two of the three say unsolicited, which means nobody asked for them and nobody has paid for them. They are rebuilds of real businesses, made to start a conversation. A portfolio that lets you assume otherwise is counting on you not to ask.
A single page for Claudia Lee’s newsletter and podcast, built around a serif that carries the whole personality so the page needs almost nothing else.
Live, commissioned
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Their live site is fixed at 995 pixels wide, so on a 375 pixel phone the sales and office numbers sit off the right hand edge. Same six pages and the same words, rebuilt to be readable on a phone with the numbers tap to call.
Unsolicited rebuild, sent 10 September 2026. No reply.
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A French language brand page for a cosmetics range. The type had to hold at French sentence lengths, which run longer than the English they were designed against.
Unsolicited rebuild. Not commissioned.
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The audits that produced every number on these pages will run against your existing site for a fixed fee, and the report says what is worth fixing rather than that you need a rebuild.