Selected work
These projects show how Web Dev NC approaches website structure, WordPress development, application workflows, performance, search visibility, and lead paths. Web Dev NC serves Charlotte and North Carolina businesses and also works with selected organizations in other markets; the client locations shown in each study are the real project markets. Results listed below come from the project records in each case study.
Metal Industry / Mobile App
See how Web Dev NC built AD's Metal, a Flutter mobile app for the metal industry with iOS and Android support from one codebase.
Nonprofit / Road Safety Advocacy
How we built the digital presence for AUADD — a road safety nonprofit now reaching 20,000+ monthly visitors and seeing a 15%+ increase in online donations.
Nonprofit / Road Safety Advocacy
See how Web Dev NC built the AUADD Flutter mobile app for iOS and Android, with nonprofit road safety features and one shared codebase.
Contractor / Home Services
How we rebuilt Jamie Roofing's website and drove a 50% increase in traffic and 30% more leads through conversion-focused design and local SEO.
Healthcare / Mental Health
How we rebuilt a psychiatry practice website and drove a 37% faster load time and 20% increase in online appointment bookings.
Legal Services / Law Firm
How we rebuilt SS Jurists' law firm website and delivered a 27% increase in organic traffic and 23% increase in lead generation.
Nonprofit / Social Services
How we redesigned Vindyashram's website and delivered a 29% organic traffic increase and 7% increase in online donations.
Reading the work
A website can improve service clarity, appointment flow, donation paths, quote requests, or content discovery. An application can reduce repeat administration or give users a clearer workflow. Each case study explains the job the finished system needed to perform, not only the technology used.
Platform choice, page structure, content, performance, mobile use, integrations, ownership, and maintenance affect the result. The project write-ups connect those decisions to the client context so you can compare them with your own website or software needs.
Quantitative results appear only when the source project includes them. Other studies describe verified improvements such as clearer navigation, easier content management, stronger service pages, or a better user path without turning a qualitative change into a fabricated metric.