Verified work
Approved projects, clear scope, and the exact role Maroon Pixel played.
Web, SEO, content, and measurement for businesses that want clearer decisions and work they can actually evaluate.
The final website should show verified results only. Until a claim is approved and supported, the design should remain honest rather than filling space with impressive-looking statistics.
Approved projects, clear scope, and the exact role Maroon Pixel played.
Reports, dates, methodology, and context—not isolated percentage claims.
Audits, page maps, research notes, tracking plans, and deliverables.
This slot becomes a client or result only after verification and permission.
Project pages should feel different because the projects are different. Maroon Pixel's identity comes from the framing, annotations, typography, and evidence around them.
Strategy, information architecture, visual system, WordPress build, and measurement.
↗02Research, content architecture, technical priorities, editorial operations, and reporting.
↗03Analytics, pixels, events, conversion definitions, QA, and decision-ready reporting.
↗Use one large real project image here. The caption states the problem, contribution, and approved result without turning the visual into a fake dashboard.
The services remain complete, but they are presented as a connected operating system rather than eight equal cards competing for attention.
Create the digital foundation: positioning, brand expression, website, and ongoing management.
Build demand through search, useful content, email, and carefully selected paid channels.
Define meaningful actions, implement reliable tracking, and review evidence before deciding what comes next.
Each case study should explain what changed, why it changed, how success was evaluated, and where the evidence has limitations.
The system should show what the client provides, what Maroon Pixel owns, when decisions happen, and how the work will be evaluated.
Clarify the audience, business model, constraints, and current evidence.
Define the smallest useful scope and the decisions that matter most.
Design, build, write, configure, review, and document the work.
Test the implementation, review outcomes, and recommend the next move.
The blog, guides, checklists, glossary, and tools should each have a distinct role in helping a visitor understand or solve something.
Share your site and current priority. The audit should identify the most important problems, explain the evidence, and recommend a realistic next step.
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