Case Studies

Real problems. Clean fixes. Measurable outcomes.

A selection of recent work, presented in a sanitized format. Focused on stability, performance, and systems that hold up after the fix.

Problem-first

Each case starts with the real issue — not the tool, plugin, or platform.

Engineering approach

Decisions are explained so you understand why the fix worked, not just what was changed.

Sanitized & factual

No client names, no vanity metrics — just the parts that matter technically.

Selected case studies

These examples reflect the type of work I do most often.

n8n automation workflow dashboard showing webhook, conditional logic, and notifications

Automation Workflows (n8n) Case Study

Diagnosing real bottlenecks and stabilizing performance
without fragile hacks or score-chasing.

  • LCP / INP / CLS fixes
  • Server + frontend analysis
  • Stable long-term gains

View case →
Server migration and hosting infrastructure setup with secure deployment pipeline

Hosting & Migration Cleanup

Zero-downtime migrations and infrastructure fixes
for unstable or poorly configured hosting.

  • Safe migrations
  • Server hardening
  • Performance-ready setup

View case →
Website performance optimization dashboard with Core Web Vitals metrics and system graphs

Speed Optimization & Core Web Vitals

Diagnosing real bottlenecks and stabilizing performance
without fragile hacks or score-chasing.

  • LCP / INP / CLS fixes
  • Server + frontend analysis
  • Stable long-term gains

View case →
WooCommerce checkout flow debugging with resolved errors and performance improvements

WordPress Website Build / Rebuild Case Study

Fixing checkout failures, plugin conflicts,
and performance regressions on live stores.

  • Checkout & cart issues
  • Plugin conflict isolation
  • Revenue-safe fixes

View case →

What these cases demonstrate

Systems thinking

Fixes are applied with awareness of side effects, future updates, and long-term maintainability.

Production discipline

Live sites require careful sequencing, validation, and rollback-aware changes.

Have a similar problem?

Share the issue and context. I’ll respond with a clear assessment and the safest next step.