RESEARCH • BUILD • MEASURE
A portfolio should answer a simple question: can the person you are considering actually build work for different kinds of businesses?
The screenshots on this page preserve selected client website projects from Stamm Web Creations across service businesses, technology, energy, security, signage, legal, specialty products, and more.
This page is intentionally visual. Measured organic-search outcomes belong on the separate Local SEO Case Studies page.
These are not concept mockups. They are screenshots from real client website projects in the Stamm portfolio.
The point is not that every project should look alike. The point is that the work should fit the business behind it.




The portfolio should show range without turning every project into the same Stamm-branded template.
This page is a curated visual archive, not a complete client list. It keeps the evidence easy to scan while the Case Studies page carries the heavier job of documenting measurable search outcomes.
The Web Design page explains the service. The Case Studies page explains measured results. The Portfolio has a narrower job: preserve enough real project evidence for a prospective client to decide whether the work itself deserves a closer look.
For documented search outcomes, visit Local SEO Case Studies. For service scope, visit Services.
Five more project captures round out the current portfolio selection. Each screenshot is preserved as project evidence, not as a claim about current site performance or an ongoing client relationship.





The portfolio does not borrow Search Console numbers from another page. See the Case Studies when you want documented SEO performance.
If you want to know whether Stamm is a fit for the site you have now, show Greg the website and start with the actual problem.
Strong proof gets weaker when it starts claiming more than it can support. These screenshots are here to show website work, and I want them interpreted that way.
That separation protects the rest of the site too: Portfolio shows the work. Case Studies show measured outcomes. Services explain what I offer.
The examples are intentionally varied. For the actual scope of current website work, use Services.
Client websites are living properties. Years later, the current version may no longer represent the work Stamm originally delivered. A preserved screenshot gives the portfolio a stable record without making claims about what happened after the capture.
That is why the existing screenshots stay in this rebuild rather than being replaced by generic stock imagery or recreated mockups.
The strongest portfolio is not the one with the most adjectives. It is the one that shows enough real work for a buyer to make a judgment, then sends performance questions to the page that actually carries the evidence.
The portfolio’s job is visual credibility. That narrower job makes the page stronger and keeps it from competing with Web Design Services or Local SEO Case Studies.
If the portfolio gives you enough confidence to start a conversation, show me the site you have now.
Tell me what feels dated, confusing, weak, difficult to maintain, or out of step with the business you actually run.
The next step does not have to begin with a redesign pitch. It can begin with the website in front of us.