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SELECTED WORK
PROOF & CASE STUDIES
Work should speak through evidence.
Show real problems, delivered scope and measurable results. This prototype includes clearly labeled demonstration cards.
⚠ All cards below are case-study design placeholders, NOT claims of delivered projects or client results. Replace before launch with actual verified work.
BRAND
STORY
STORY
CASE STUDY TEMPLATE 1 · NOT A REAL CLIENT
Cinematic Brand Story
Client context → work delivered → evidence → next step.
Challenge: Describe the specific business challenge or market position issue.
Delivered: List the actual deliverables: strategy docs, positioning, assets produced.
Outcome: Measurable results and verified business impact.
MEDIA
TOUR
TOUR
CASE STUDY TEMPLATE 2 · NOT A REAL CLIENT
Business Marketing Tour
Client context → work delivered → evidence → next step.
Challenge: Describe the visibility or trust-building challenge.
Delivered: List media assets: video tour, photography, distribution plan.
Outcome: Measurable engagement and inquiry results.
WEB
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
CASE STUDY TEMPLATE 3 · NOT A REAL CLIENT
Digital Conversion System
Client context → work delivered → evidence → next step.
Challenge: Describe the lead capture or follow-up challenge.
Delivered: List technical deliverables: site, forms, CRM, automation.
Outcome: Conversion metrics and qualified inquiry improvements.
CASE STUDY STANDARD
Proof over promises.
Every actual portfolio item needs client permission, project scope, delivery dates and verified outcomes.
Required for Publication:
- Client permission and approval
- Project scope and timeline
- Delivery dates and team
- Verified outcomes and metrics
Every Case Study Answers:
- What was the client's challenge?
- What did ONEFOCUS deliver?
- How was success assessed?
- What assets may be published?
Do not publish unverified promises such as "3× more content", guaranteed sales, clients already served, or unsupported audience statistics.
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