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.
The DotConnex portfolio shows the range of businesses and websites we have worked on. Case studies serve a different purpose. They explain why the work was structured the way it was.
That means documenting the original problem, how the business and customer journey influenced the website, where SEO fit into the architecture, and what we learned while building and improving the project.
A deeper look at how a Canadian label and packaging manufacturer was repositioned with a clearer website, stronger product communication and a foundation designed to support ongoing organic growth.
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.
Read the Full 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.
