Technical work, told without generic agency gloss
Anonymized composite narratives structured like real engagements across hosting cutovers, email authentication, and WordPress performance. They are not third-party verified case studies; proof status is labeled on each card. Named, verified write-ups replace these as client permission allows.
- Hosting
Hosting migration with DNS cutover and dependency mapping
When a move touches DNS, TLS, redirects, and mail paths, the failure mode is rarely the file transfer alone. Map dependencies, run cutover in order, and validate after the change is live.
Anonymized composite narrative based on repeated engagement patterns. No client-identifying details. No third-party uptime or performance benchmarks claimed.
- Email deliverability
Email deliverability: authentication alignment and sending-path coherence
Find the cause, clean up the setup, validate the result. This engagement centers SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and alignment with the actual sending stack—without claiming a measured inbox rate.
Anonymized composite narrative based on repeated engagement patterns. No campaign metrics or inbox percentages claimed as verified results.
- WordPress
WordPress performance: baseline the bottleneck, fix what matters first
Baseline the site, find the bottleneck across cache, runtime, database, plugins, and front-end delivery, then fix highest-impact issues first and verify. No synthetic lab scores claimed here.
Anonymized composite narrative based on repeated engagement patterns. No before/after Core Web Vitals or LCP numbers stated as measured outcomes.