Yes, but we favour inspectable evidence over vague promises.
Depending on the nature of the context, results can be shown through:
- published surfaces;
- captures of structures or artefacts;
- maintained tools or plugins;
- typical transformation trajectories;
- observable data;
- before/after comparisons where possible.
The goal is not to produce “client cases” turned into advertising. The goal is to show what was built, what changed and what an outside person can actually verify.
This is the function of the Evidence hub, which should progressively become one of the most important pages on the site.
This logic also protects against client cases turned into opaque sales arguments. A verifiable proof is worth more than a polished story that cannot be examined closely. For an organization seriously evaluating an engagement, this transparency is worth more than a superficial portfolio.