We're preparing detailed case studies of our enterprise engineering work. While they're being finalized and approved for release, we'd be glad to walk you through relevant examples and provide client references on request — just get in touch.
A look at the problems we've solved and the results that followed.
A European enterprise software company’s platform gives each customer a private, per-account knowledge base built from documents they upload, which the platform’s AI can then answer questions against.
Read Case Study →WordPress does not, by default, give a theme a single place where a page’s template, styling and behavior are declared once and consumed everywhere they matter — left to the platform’s defaults, that structure tends to scatter into per-page conditionals or a page builder’s own configuration.
Read Case Study →A European enterprise software company runs a required CI validation sequence against its frontend application, including an automated dependency-security check as one of the required steps.
Read Case Study →A WordPress site’s true production behaviour is split across systems that no single settings screen can confirm on its own — the application’s own configuration, a caching layer sitting in front of it, and the hosting platform’s own control panel beyond that.
Read Case Study →A European enterprise software company operates a large, long-lived Adobe ColdFusion backend that had accumulated years of engineering convention without ever being checked against a written standard.
Read Case Study →Braindoos ran a WCAG 2.1-referenced accessibility audit against its own corporate website, then treated every finding as tracked engineering work rather than a one-off cleanup pass.
Read Case Study →Braindoos designed the structured-data layer of its own corporate website around a single rule: an entity’s identity is established in exactly one place, and referenced everywhere else — never re-declared.
Read Case Study →Before it had live measurement tooling in place to check itself against, Braindoos wrote down an explicit, numeric performance budget for its own corporate website theme — Core Web Vitals thresholds and Lighthouse score floors, sourced from Google’s published guidance, with each threshold marked mandatory or advisory according to how confidently it could be stated without a live measurement behind it.
Read Case Study →Tell us the outcome you're chasing and we'll show you exactly how we'd approach it — and share directly relevant examples and references along the way.
