Project evidence
A case study should show the work, the proof, and the limits.
We label the source behind every result. Owner-confirmed project facts and first-party platform snapshots are not independent studies, ranking promises, or forecasts. Public reviews stay linked to their original source.
Panda Patches
Project records
The full write-ups, with their limits stated.
Each record states the relationship, the measurement conditions and what the figures do not prove. Two are founder-affiliated and labelled as such; they are operating experience, not independent client proof.
MyCustomPatches
WordPress to Next.js migration. Owner-confirmed: 22 days, 3.2s to 0.7s, $150/mo to $0/mo hosting.
Panda Patches
Headless Next.js, Sanity, Supabase and Square build with a real-time pricing calculator and ops platform.
Enterprise Operations
Custom operations platform: order tracking, role-based dashboards and reporting replacing spreadsheets.
Panda CodeLab
Agency site build. Sub-second load times and an accessibility-first component system.
Evidence architecture
What each project record must contain.
Website migration
Scope record
URL and content inventory, redirect map, content model, integrations, analytics, cutover, monitoring, rollback, and handover.
Outcome evidence
Dated pre/post exports, representative URLs, test profile, Search Console comparison window, launch record, and known limitations.
Commerce replatforming
Scope record
Catalog, pricing, checkout, payments, customer accounts, analytics, consent, operations, platform trade-offs, and ongoing vendor costs.
Outcome evidence
Comparable cost periods, order and revenue definitions, attribution method, performance conditions, refund state, and owner permission.
Operations software
Scope record
Roles, workflows, data model, integrations, audit history, reporting, access control, backup, recovery, and support boundaries.
Outcome evidence
Approved requirements, acceptance record, role matrix, test evidence, incident history, measurement period, and authorized screenshots.
The publication gate.
- Client or data-owner permission is recorded
- Baseline and outcome use comparable conditions
- Dates, sample, tools, and definitions are stated
- Third-party costs include assumptions and exclusions
- Testimonials match the approved original text
- Rankings and revenue are not presented as guaranteed causation
- Structured data does not exceed visible evidence
- A review date and withdrawal trigger are assigned