Case studies
Why are there only this many?
Because this page is not a portfolio, it is evidence. Only work that you can open this very minute goes here, and only where I can show the numbers along with how they were measured. As a new project is finished, the oldest one comes off — so the list stays current, and never turns into twenty unverifiable cards.
The earlier work has not disappeared. If you would like an example closer to your own industry, ask for it and I will send it.
The live systems
Newest work first.
| Site | What it is | The point, in one number |
|---|---|---|
| lunavera.hu | Custom site replacing a template WordPress | 25 custom pages, 11 redirected old addresses, 0 tracking cookies |
| bucipek.hu | Bakery site with ordering and careers modules | 192 indexed URLs, zero structured data errors |
| pekarunagyker.hu | Wholesale quote request | 5 stacked layers of protection on the form |
| honeyzsu.hu | Artisan web store | 18 custom pages, with its own catalogue management tool |
The case studies: lunavera.hu · bucipek.hu · pekarunagyker.hu · honeyzsu.hu
These are Hungarian-language sites, because that is where the work came from. What they demonstrate — hand-written code, protected forms, complete structured data, measured handover — does not depend on the language of the content.
How do I measure, and why this way?
I do not state speed as a slogan, I measure it daily. From my own server, over the public address (so through Cloudflare, the way a visitor arrives too), three runs per page, keeping the best value. The exact command is readable in the measurement box on the home page, so it can be repeated.
An important rule of honesty: this is a lab measurement. Same machine, same network, no load. What you measure on your device, on your mobile network, will differ — so the right move is not to believe it, but to measure it:
- PageSpeed Insights — paste in any of the addresses above and measure with Google's own instrument.
- Rich Results Test — the same way, check whether the structured data is error-free.
If a number does not come with when and with what it was measured, that number has no place on this page. This rule applies to me too: the indexing figures come from Google Search Console, and every such claim states how it can be verified publicly.
What is common to the projects?
- Hand-written code. None of these systems came from a template, and none carries a plugin chain that updates itself underneath you.
- Protected forms. Wherever the site accepts data or files, multi-layer server-side verification runs — not a switch on an admin screen.
- Complete structured data. Every one of these sites states in machine form what it does, and it shows in search.
- Access handed over. The source code and every login belong to the client; none of these sites depends on me after handover.