CS-XY · The display case
The site, running. Not a slide about the site.
Every front end I build for a client stays live on this domain while it is being decided on — the same code, at the same speed, that would go to your own domain. You can click it, resize it, send the link to whoever else has to approve it, and open it on your phone on the train.
What is in the case
Anything here is a working build hosted on this domain — not a screenshot, and not a prototype that falls over when you click the second thing.
The case is empty right now.
Which is the honest state of it, so that is what it says. The next thing to go in will be a client's site at a real URL you can open on your own phone, and it will go in while the work is still being decided on rather than after.
Talk about being the first one in →How this works
The awkward part of commissioning a website is that you are asked to buy something you cannot look at. This is the fix for that, and it costs you nothing to use.
You get a URL
Not a PDF of a homepage. Send it to your business partner, your accountant, whoever actually signs it off, and let them poke at it on their own phone.
It stays here until it doesn't
Hosted on my domain while you decide. When you are happy it moves to yours, and the code goes with it.
It cannot outrank you
Every build in the case carries noindex and a robots exclusion, so your unfinished site can never turn up in a search above your real one.
Measured, not claimed
These are built hand-written where it matters, and the page-speed numbers are on the record — the portfolio you arrived from scores about 95% and is itself the test case.