CASE STUDY — 05 / 05
THE AGENCY DAY JOBTen years inside a marketing agency — today as its tech lead, still carrying client sites from pitch to production, with this studio running alongside as my independent practice. The 2019 platform build is the anchor case: details are being written up for public sharing (client names take permission).
WHAT THE AGENCY WORK TAUGHT — AND WHAT CARRIES INTO THE STUDIO
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Agency work means launch dates that don't move and sites that can't go down during a campaign. Deploys, backups, DNS, forms, tracking — the pre-launch checklist on my services page is that discipline, kept.
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A decade of WordPress, Webflow, and custom builds — enough of each to recommend the one that actually serves the business, not the one that's most billable.
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At agency scale, projects lose weeks in handoffs between sales, design, and development. The studio exists to delete those handoffs — the same senior standard, carried by one pair of hands, on a deliberately small roster.
Platform name, scale, and screenshots pending client permission. Happy to walk through the details on a call.
CLIENT NOTE — PLACEHOLDER, SWAP IN THE REAL QUOTE
“One or two sentences in the client's own words — clearer inquiries, an easier process, or the site paying for itself.”
CLIENT NAME · BUSINESS