How web studios are judged
A client choosing a web studio looks at the studio own site first and draws conclusions immediately about speed, design and competence. Then they want to see comparable work, understand what a project costs, and know what happens after launch. Studios that publish a portfolio grid and a contact form compete on price against freelancers and template shops, which is the worst possible comparison.
What we build for one
First, case studies with the brief, the approach and the measurable result, since a screenshot grid proves nothing about outcomes. Second, service packages with pricing or honest ranges, which filters enquiries and positions you against cheaper alternatives. Third, process and technology choices explained, because clients who were burned before are checking whether they will own what they pay for. Fourth, support and maintenance plans, the recurring revenue most studios leave on the table.