StackStory.

A tool that turns finished projects into case studies that win developers their next client.

Client
Our own product
Sector
Freelance and contract developers
Delivered
Web platform and marketing site
Status
Live
StackStory, A tool that turns finished projects into case studies that win developers their next client.

01The brief

The best proof of work never got written up.

The client

StackStory is our own product, made for freelance and contract developers and small studios. For them, showing finished work is the most effective way to win the next client.

The problem

Writing a proper case study, making sure people can find it, and sharing it on social media takes hours. Busy teams keep putting it off, so their strongest work stays invisible.

02What we did

From finished project to published case study.

  1. 01

    Start from the work, not a blank page

    StackStory reads an imported project and drafts the case study from it, then refines the draft through a short questionnaire.

  2. 02

    In the developer's own voice

    Drafts are shaped to sound like the person who did the work, not like a template.

  3. 03

    Pages built to be found

    Each case study goes live on a public page made to show up in search, with posts ready to share on social media.

  4. 04

    Follow every inquiry

    Each inquiry is traced back to the case study that brought it in, so developers can see which work actually wins clients.

03The work

The work, up close.

StackStory: The dashboard: views, inquiries and top case studies
01The dashboard: views, inquiries and top case studies
StackStory: From first draft to closed deal, in one workspace
02From first draft to closed deal, in one workspace
StackStory: Connections: bring in code, design files and live sites
03Connections: bring in code, design files and live sites
StackStory: Closing call to action
04Closing call to action
StackStory on a phone: Mobile, first screen
StackStory on a phone: What it does
StackStory on a phone: Closing call to action
  1. 01Mobile, first screen
  2. 02What it does
  3. 03Closing call to action
StackStory: the full homepage, top to bottom
Full pageThe homepage, top to bottom

04Outcome

Live and open to every developer.

StackStory is live at stackstory.dev, with a free plan for anyone to start publishing their work.

Visit stackstory.dev