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08 CASE STUDIES
FY20 — FY26
A small archive.
Each one chosen, not won.
Selected engagements — some public, some unattributable. All built to the same standard — production-grade, audit-ready, and ownable by the team that inherits them.
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FURTHER READING
Six additional case studies from the studio.
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CCURES
A category nobody markets well — branded, visualized, taken to market.
Brand, market strategy, 3D product visualization, web, and campaign for a premium fortified safe-room company serving the DMV — high-net-worth residences, government, and institutional clients.
→ ENGINEERING
ENERGY VISION
Legacy platform, modernized without losing a record.
A B2B energy-management platform migrated from a legacy Flask + SQLite stack to Firebase, with a new Next.js dashboard — preserving every user and company along the way.
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FINDMYBBQ
Idea to multi-platform product — iOS, web, and a brand.
A discovery platform for authentic American barbecue — native iOS app, web app, and marketing site on a shared backend, with a purpose-built data model and a freemium revenue model.
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STAN'S DELI
Fifty years in business. Finally findable online.
A ground-up website for a 50-year-old Bonita Springs deli — built from real POS data, with a full digital menu, a time-aware ordering CTA, and a local-SEO foundation.
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MARBLE SHINE HAWAII
Restore, don’t replace — and get found doing it.
A website and local-search engine for an Oahu natural-stone restoration specialist — built so a service-area business that lives or dies by Google Maps actually gets found.
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UNDISCLOSED
Some work is the client’s to talk about.
A meaningful share of our work is unattributable. Where the engagement matters more than the case study, we keep our mouths shut. Discretion is one of four operating principles.
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If your work belongs here — we should talk.
Five engagements per year. Two seats currently open for FY26 Q4. The brief takes two minutes; the response takes forty-eight hours.