What to do with links to sites in the portfolio, if the customer managed to spoil the design of the site from the moment of delivery?

Question

Electronic commerce

A beautiful website design has been developed. The project was handed over to the customer. Everyone is happy. The layout was published in the portfolio with a link to the new functioning site of the customer. After some time, the customer made changes to the site design (ruined it mercilessly) through third-party performers, added callback plugins, pop-up windows, and removed some detailed sections. In general, I mocked the site as I wanted. I would not want to remove the site from the portfolio, but why not put the original site on the hosting studio and put a link to it in the portfolio? I would also like to say that an important point in this project in the portfolio is the functionality and effects of the developed site, so a simple demonstration of jpg layouts will not give the fullness of sensations.
What do you advise?

Answer 1

Store the completed layout on your hosting.

Answer 2

Yes, it is eternal pain. We decided that we would keep copies of completed projects in their original cleanliness on subdomains and demonstrate them if necessary, and not just the battle site.