Explore the work
Real problems I have worked on, and what changed.
Case studies and working examples from product data, WooCommerce, SEO, migration, reporting and automation. Enough detail to show the problem and outcome without publishing client-sensitive methods.
SEARCH THE WORK
Have I dealt with something similar?
Search the actual problems I have worked on rather than trying to translate your problem into a service name.
Proof is more useful than a service list
If you want to know whether I have dealt with something similar before, these are the useful examples. They show the business problem, what I focused on and the result that can actually be supported.
How I think about it
Some of these examples are completed work. Some are staging tests, investigations or ongoing projects. I've labelled the difference because a proposed system is not the same thing as a system running in production.
Product data that needs sorting
Examples include matching supplier prices to website products, finding catalogue exceptions and comparing online stock with a shop system. They are related problems, but they do not all need the same solution.
Recovering what a website has lost
I've worked on reconstructing a legacy content archive and repairing image relationships after a migration. The starting point is finding out what still exists, rather than assuming it all has to be rewritten.
Making data useful
Occupancy reporting and booking-pattern analysis show why the business question matters as much as the underlying order data. Counting records is not always the same as measuring use.
Some work has to stay anonymous
Not every project can be shown with a client name, live screenshot or raw dataset. Where confidentiality applies, I describe the work without publishing identifying details.
That also means there are limits to what I can show. An enquiry about your project is not a reason to share someone else's private information.
Find something relevant to your business
Use the library to explore problems and technologies, or start with the main areas I work in. My own projects show the same skills from the other side of running a business.
HAVE SOMETHING AWKWARD?
Tell me what you need to sort out
Send me the URL, what is happening, what you have already tried and what a useful result would look like. A small anonymised sample is enough to start - do not send passwords, credentials or sensitive customer data.