Harry Roberts Portfolio
Independent web performance consultant whose client list includes Google, Adobe, the BBC, Shopify and Booking.com, backed by 260+ published articles and named case studies rather than a project gallery.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Case studies with named, checkable clients
Naming large, recognizable clients directly (rather than "enterprise clients") lets a potential client or employer verify the claim and understand the scale of engagement he operates at.
A large public writing archive as proof of expertise
Over 260 articles on a single specialty (performance) is a body of evidence that's far harder to fake than a short bio claiming expertise.
Services framed as outcomes, not deliverables
The three service offerings (audits, consultancy, training) are each framed around a business outcome — why a site is slow, what it costs, how to fix it — rather than a generic list of technical deliverables.
What Web Developers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
Name real clients when you can — a specific, recognizable name is worth more than a vague 'enterprise' claim.
A large archive of writing on one specialty is one of the most durable ways to prove expertise over time.
Frame your services around the outcome a client cares about, not just the technical task you perform.
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