How projects are shaped.
These are example engagements that show how each kind of project is scoped and what you end up owning. They are illustrations, not client results, and will be replaced by real case studies as projects finish.
01Example · Website
A clinic that patients can find and book from
- The problem
- An outdated one-page site that did not appear for treatment searches and had no way to book except calling.
- What gets built
- One page per treatment written around patients' questions, a location page, structured data, and WhatsApp and call buttons on every page.
- What the client owns
- The site, domain, hosting, and Search Console account, all in the clinic's name.
02Example · CRM
A coaching institute that stops losing enquiries
- The problem
- Enquiries arrived by phone, WhatsApp, and walk-in, and were tracked in a register. Follow-ups were missed in admission season.
- What gets built
- A simple pipeline from enquiry to admission, website and WhatsApp enquiries flowing in automatically, and daily follow-up lists for counsellors.
- What the client owns
- The CRM account and data, with a short guide for new staff.
03Example · AI agent
A startup answering support questions overnight
- The problem
- A three-person team spending mornings answering the same product questions that arrived overnight from other time zones.
- What gets built
- An agent trained on the help docs that answers common questions, drafts replies for unusual ones, and hands billing issues to a person.
- What the client owns
- The agent configuration, prompts, logs, and the accounts it runs on.
04Example · Image to vector
A shop logo ready for a new signboard
- The problem
- The only copy of the logo was a low-resolution JPG, and the sign maker needed a vector file.
- What gets built
- The logo redrawn by hand with exact colours and delivered as AI, EPS, PDF, and SVG.
- What the client owns
- A master vector file that every future print job can use.
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