PROJECTS & CASE STUDIES

Real website work, and what went into it.

Some websites need a clearer structure. Others need consistent publishing, ongoing support, or difficult technical problems worked through. These examples show work I’ve personally done, with the detail available for each project.
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THE WORK BEHIND THE PAGES

Different projects. Different problems to solve.

A website build, a content-heavy publication, and a technical recovery don’t involve the same decisions. I look at what the business needs and work from there.

The useful question isn't how impressive a website looks in a portfolio. It's whether the work addressed the problem.

BUILD

Give the site a usable foundation.

WordPress development, page structure, responsive layouts, and clear routes to the services people need.

IMPROVE

Make what exists work better.

Content organization, on-page search structure, editorial workflows, and website usability improvements.

REPAIR & SUPPORT

Deal with the problems that show up.

Troubleshooting, technical cleanup, maintenance, and ongoing website management when the situation calls for it.
OTHER PROJECT EXAMPLES

Different businesses, practical website work.

These are shorter examples from my WordPress project history. They show the types of websites and problems involved, without pretending every project has a full documented case study.

Proactive Servers

Legal-support and process-service website work, including structured service pages, navigation, and content organization.

Mike's Tire Muffler & Brake

Automotive service website work focused on explaining repair services clearly and helping customers find the right information.

Coastal Marine Charters

Charter and tour website work presenting services and experiences clearly, with a straightforward path for visitor inquiries.

WHAT THE EXAMPLES REPRESENT

Clear about the work, and who I worked with.

My project history includes direct client projects, long-term website relationships, and production work delivered through collaborations or subcontracting arrangements. I don’t present every business here as a direct PixelCrafted client.

Each example reflects work I personally carried out—not a claim of exclusive credit or a promise of identical results.

DIRECT WORK

Work with business owners.

Design, implementation, and website problem-solving commissioned directly by the business.

LONG-TERM

Support after launch.

Continuing WordPress, content, and technical work as the website and business change.

COLLABORATION

Work alongside others.

Production work completed through professional teams or subcontracting, with responsibility limited to the tasks I actually performed.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Questions about the work shown here

Are all these businesses direct PixelCrafted clients?

No. My experience includes direct work, long-term relationships, and subcontracting. I explain the work I personally carried out rather than implying every business hired PixelCrafted directly.

Why are some projects full case studies and others short examples?

Some projects have enough documented history for a detailed explanation. Others are shown as examples of specific website work without invented results.

What does a full case study cover?

It explains the business context, the problem, the work done, and available evidence. Results are tied to their documented period and scope.

Do the results apply to every website?

No. Projects have different starting points, constraints, audiences, and history. These examples aren’t guarantees of future traffic, rankings, or revenue.

Can you work on a website built by someone else?

Yes, when it’s a WordPress website and the requested work is a good fit. I review what’s already there before recommending a repair, improvement, or rebuild.

Can you help with work that isn't a website?

Possibly. AI Cleanup and Workflow & Automation are separate problem-solving services for suitable digital tasks, not limited to website development.
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