Testimonials
Turn a scattered compliment into displayed social proof without editing HTML by hand.
Client testimonials arrived through emails and messages with no structured way to collect and publish them as social proof.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Client testimonials were scattered across emails, messages, and project repos. Collecting and displaying social proof required manual HTML updates for each new review.
After
Streamlined testimonial collection from ad-hoc messages to a structured pipeline. The embeddable display component is reused across portfolio pages, so social proof shows up wherever it's needed instead of staying buried in old messages.
How it's solved
Built a testimonial collection system with a submission form, admin approval workflow, star ratings, and an embeddable display component. Supports filtering by project type and sorting by date or rating.
Trade-offs
Approval is manual — there's no automated spam or authenticity filtering on submissions.
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