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See our workWhat a FableForge client project looks like, start to finish
Each case study here is one real client project. It covers where the business started, what we built, and what the client said about it afterwards, in their own words.
How a project starts
Every project begins with a conversation about the business and what the website needs to do. Then the client fills in our online project questionnaire, so we have their services, their story, and their preferences in one place before anything is designed. From there we build a first version, make revisions together, and launch when the client is happy. How we work walks through each step.
What to look for in each one
- Where they started. What the old setup was, and what wasn’t working about it.
- Before and after. Screenshots of the old site and the new one, so you can see the change for yourself.
- The client’s own words. Quotes are taken from the review the client wrote, not paraphrased.
Every case study links to the live site, and you can see all of our client sites, full page, on our work page.
Questions about our case studies
Are these real clients?
Yes. Every case study is a real client project, named with the client’s permission, and every quote is in their own words.
How does a website project with FableForge start?
With a call. We talk through your business and what the site needs to do, then you fill in our online project questionnaire. We build a first version, revise it with you, and launch when you’re happy with it.
Can I see the finished sites?
Yes. Each case study links to the live site, and our work page shows every client site full page.
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