These case studies go beyond screenshots. They document the business challenge, the decisions behind the website and SEO strategy, what changed, and the practical lessons that came from doing the work.
Each case study documents a real DotConnex project, including the business challenge, the website and SEO decisions behind it, what changed and what the work teaches us.
Thames Label is a Canadian label and packaging manufacturer. The project involved moving from an older website presentation toward clearer navigation, stronger product positioning, a more modern responsive experience and a site structure that could support a broader SEO strategy.
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A commercial printing redesign and SEO foundation focused on clearer service hierarchy, stronger customer pathways and search growth across Waterloo Region and Ontario.
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A signage website redesign focused on clearer service pathways, stronger use of real project imagery, responsive usability and a better foundation for local and broader search visibility.
Read the Full Case Study →The library now documents every website currently represented in the DotConnex portfolio, with claims kept to what the project record actually supports.
A responsive financial services website designed around clarity, trust and strong lead-generation paths, with later technical work to strengthen sitemap, robots and Search Console readiness.
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A mobile-friendly restaurant website supporting menu access, local discovery and a distinct Greek-Cypriot stone-oven identity across Cambridge and Hespeler.
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A visually focused website presenting display marketing solutions, signage, wraps and custom visual products for commercial clients, supported by a coordinated Lumichrom brand identity.
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A service-focused website built around landscaping, property care, fall cleanup, snow removal and regional service visibility.
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A modern salon website supporting service discovery, local visibility and ongoing social content for a long-established Waterloo hair salon.
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A professional legal and notary website focused on trust, clear service access and convenient online action.
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A service-led third-party logistics website supporting ecommerce fulfillment, warehousing, shipping, returns and cross-border growth across Canada, the United States and international markets.
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A calm, service-focused spa website designed to present treatments clearly and support local discovery in Cambridge and Waterloo Region.
Read Case Study →Each case study is built around information that comes from the actual project rather than generic marketing claims.
What was limiting the website, search visibility or customer experience before the work began.
How structure, content, design and SEO priorities were chosen around the business and its customers.
What was actually changed, built, reorganized or optimized rather than simply describing a finished design.
What the new foundation makes clearer, stronger or more scalable without relying on unverified performance claims.
Case studies connect the finished work back to the services and decisions behind it. If a project raises a question about website architecture, SEO or technical implementation, the related service pages provide the deeper methodology.
Tell us what is working, what is not, and where you want the business to grow. We can help identify the right website and search strategy from there.
