SAMPLE CRITIQUE / DOLPHIN GRAPHICS

The company is more capable than its website makes it feel.

v0.2Evidence-led field run

THE VERDICT

Dolphin Graphics has nearly four decades of experience, in-house creative and production capabilities, national installation logistics, and recognizable clients. Yet the website translates that strength into the generic promise “We Create B2B Solutions.” Visitors must assemble the actual value proposition themselves.

The core problem is not a lack of content or work. It is proof architecture: the evidence of a formidable production partner exists, but arrives too late and with too little commercial context.

TEN-SECOND PERCEPTION

An established Bay Area vehicle-wrap company that may also offer several loosely connected creative services.

BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY

Make the integrated concept-to-installation value proposition explicit, then bring longevity, scale, and recognizable client proof immediately behind it.

If you fix only five things

P101

Transformative

Make the integrated value proposition explicit

The opening promise conceals the company’s most defensible advantage.

P202

High leverage

Move evidence of scale and competence forward

The site asks generic claims to persuade where concrete proof already exists.

P203

High leverage

Rewrite and professionally proofread the copy

Visible grammar and spelling errors contradict the communication expertise being sold.

P204

High leverage

Repair conversion and location defects

The inquiry paths and map create avoidable confusion at the moment of action.

P205

High leverage

Turn projects into outcome-oriented case studies

The portfolio proves production, but rarely proves value, scale, or result.

This abbreviated sample demonstrates Percensa’s judgment and report structure. Customer reports include complete evidence, interpretations, preservation guidance, expected effects, confidence, and action sequencing.