Case Studies

Three genuine projects, told honestly. No invented numbers.

Real problems, considered decisions and practical outcomes.

A specialist craft, finally presented like one.

Trainer Restoration Company

The business: A UK workshop restoring worn trainers by hand for customers who care about the detail.
The problem: Services, prices and the process were unclear. Enquiries arrived through social media and were answered one by one after hours.
What we did: Answer the questions customers ask before they buy, then let the craft provide the proof.
The result: Enquiries now arrive with enough detail to quote, while new services can be added without rebuilding the site.

Barbering Training for Television & Film Professionals

The business: A tutor teaching specialist barbering skills to television and film professionals.
The problem: Nothing online made the audience, course content or tutor's experience immediately clear.
What we did: Establish authority before contact through industry-specific language, visible credentials and clear course information.
The result: Prospective students can judge the fit before making contact, and new courses follow a reusable structure.

Restaurant Website

The business: An independent restaurant with a considered menu and a welcoming room.
The problem: The old site showed neither the food nor the atmosphere. Menus were difficult to read and bookings interrupted service.
What we did: Treat the website as the first table: strong photography, readable menus and booking always within reach.
The result: The site now reflects the restaurant, supports direct booking and can change with the menu.

Start with a conversation about your customers and what needs to change.