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Case study pages that keep up with your work

Add each project once, with its cover, client and category. Your work page lists them, and every case study gets a page of its own.

The Siter.io editor with the CMS open on a collection called Work: its projects listed with their status, beside the website's work that shouts section showing them, from the Red Room template.

New project, no new page.

  • Made for case studies

    Title, summary, cover, date, category and client, then the case study itself written in the editor.

  • A page for every project

    Design the project page once, and every case study fills it with its own words and pictures.

  • Bring your back catalog

    Import past projects from a CSV file. They arrive as drafts, so nothing goes live before you check it.

Your work, laid out your way.

Style the first card and every project follows it. The same projects can sit on several pages, each list with its own settings.

  1. What it shows

    How many projects, in what order, and one category or all of them.

  2. Columns

    A two-column grid for big covers, or more for a dense archive.

  3. Load more

    Show your best four, and let visitors bring in the rest.

  4. Filter by category

    Visitors pick Branding or Packaging and see only that work.

Your portfolio in three steps.

  1. Add a Projects collection

    Open the CMS in the editor, choose New collection, then Projects.

  2. Fill in your case studies

    Add a cover, the client and the story, or import them from a CSV.

  3. List your work

    Add a list to your work page or home page, design the first card, and publish.

What should a case study page include?

The client, what they needed, what you did and what changed, with the pictures that prove it. A Projects collection has a field for each: a summary for the card, a cover, the client, a category, and the case study written in full.

Can I design the case study page myself?

Yes. Edit project page opens it on the canvas like any other page. Design it once, and every project fills it with its own title, cover and story.

Does each case study get its own address?

Yes. Each project has its own page at your work section’s address followed by its name, and it goes into your website’s sitemap.

Can I show only some projects on the home page?

Yes. Each list sets how many projects it shows, in what order, and from which category, so the home page can show three and the work page all of them.

Can a project link to the people who worked on it?

Not yet. It has no references between collections, no comments, no members-only posts and one language, so name the team in the case study itself.

Is it on the free plan?

Yes. The CMS is on every plan, the Free plan included. See the plans.

Put your best work where
clients can find it.

Add a Projects collection, fill in the first case study, and list your work on any page you have designed.