What Changed?
Published on August 1, 2026: this case study documents the Digital Right Click website build, including the 7-day timeline, Angular frontend, Supabase backend, Netlify deployment, and search setup.
The Starting Point
Before this project, Digital Right Click did not have a website. The business needed a credible online home that could present its digital marketing services, make the company easier to discover, and provide a foundation for audience acquisition through SEO.
What Digital Renaissance Built
The project covered the full website lifecycle: interface design, Angular frontend development, Supabase backend setup, private admin workflows, content writing, visual preparation, deployment, and foundational search setup.
- Website strategy, interface design, and responsive frontend development
- Complete backend architecture, database structure, storage integration, authentication, and administrative interface
- Content writing, visual content preparation, and media upload workflow
- Service, work, testimonial, team, document, and contact-oriented site sections
- Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Microsoft Bing Webmaster setup
- Cost-conscious video hosting using Internet Archive and integration with the live website
Digital Right Click Website Scope
| Area | What Digital Renaissance delivered |
|---|---|
| Business need | Launch the company's first website, show services and work, and support SEO-led discovery. |
| Website build | Design, Angular frontend, responsive pages, copywriting, visual preparation, and Netlify deployment. |
| Backend build | Supabase database, storage integration, authentication, and private admin interface. |
| Content management | Projects, videos, team members, testimonials, documents, services, articles, and enquiries. |
| Search setup | Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Microsoft Bing Webmaster setup. |
| Media setup | Internet Archive video hosting to reduce recurring cost and keep video delivery practical. |
The Hardest Part
The biggest challenge was building a complete backend from scratch while keeping the launch timeline tight. The client did not already have a backend system, and video assets needed to be connected from different hosting sources without adding unnecessary recurring costs.
The Solution
Supabase was used for the backend, including the database structure, storage integration, authentication, and administrative interface. Internet Archive was used for video hosting to keep media delivery cost-effective, easy to manage, and practical for a fast launch.
Outcome
- Digital Right Click launched its first public website and online presence.
- The client received a backend that can manage projects, videos, team members, testimonials, documents, services, articles, and enquiries.
- The site was deployed on Netlify with foundational SEO and analytics/search visibility tools configured.
- Commercial results, traffic growth, search impressions, and enquiry volume are not measured yet.