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A case study page should show how you think

Beyond the laptop mockup: name the problem and your role, use a constraint to explain a decision, give every image a job and claim only what the evidence shows.

#Case studies

The layout looked great until someone added a proper headline

Real content brings long headlines, missing photos and stubborn names. Fix the component when normal content breaks it and explain limits where they are needed.

#Content design

Alt text should explain the image’s job, not moonlight as an SEO brochure

A photo, a texture, a linked logo and a diagram need different alt text. Read the page first, then describe what each image is there to do, not a keyword list.

#Accessibility

Interactive articles should let the reader learn something, not earn a badge for clicking

A small calculator can explain an idea fast or get in the way. Start with a question the reader can test, write the explanation first and test it with a person.

#Content design

Turn reading into results

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