Selected work
A focused look at how Clearfront thinks about design quality, search structure, performance, and conversion. Examples shown with honest context and outcome categories, without inflated metrics or fake testimonials.
Work standard
Each card explains the project type, problem, what changed, and the outcome category that can be discussed honestly.
Operational web application
Complex crew scheduling workflows needed a public product surface that felt clear, current, and easy to understand.
Structured the product presentation around scheduling clarity, team visibility, and low-friction access.
Product UX and workflow clarity
AI services website
The project needed credible positioning for AI-enabled services without slipping into gimmick language.
Clarified the offer, sharpened technical messaging, and framed AI-agent support around business usefulness and control.
Positioning and technical credibility
Local visibility audit method
A capable service business can look smaller online when the site is dated, slow, and thin on service detail.
The example format evaluates offer clarity, service pages, local visibility, mobile friction, proof, and contact paths before recommending scope.
Audit method and prioritization
Next step
Start with a focused audit and see what is holding the lead path back.
