Why these read differently to a portfolio.

A portfolio shows you a picture of a website. It tells you nothing about whether the thing works, whether it is fast, or whether it saved the owner a single minute.

So these pages carry measured response times, real accessibility results, and a plain description of the systems underneath. Where a previous site existed and could be recovered, it is shown honestly, including where the reconstruction is imperfect.

What is deliberately not shown is anything from the admin side that contains real customer information. That protects the client's customers, which matters more than an impressive screenshot.

Your business could be the next one.

I build the site free first. You see it working on a real link before you pay anything. Then £99 to own it, or £149 a month fully managed from day one.