What we do, named plainly.
Two projects are shown. A project is published when its owner has agreed and its numbers are ones we can stand behind — so this list grows slowly, on purpose.
Project 01
The problem
Explain work nobody can see — automation, AI agents, integrations — to a business owner, without a client logo, a statistic or a testimonial to lean on, because none existed yet.
What exists now
A seven-page static site in which every picture is an original 3D scene that explains one idea, and the one simulation on it says plainly that its data is invented.
Project 02
The problem
Every studio says it understands websites. A claim costs nothing. The site had to show it — to someone who cannot read code, and to someone who will open the inspector.
What exists now
One set of pages with two views. Surface is the design. Structure is the same page under a lens: its headings, landmarks, links, metadata and loading speed, read live from the page you are on.
Not a gallery, and not a victory lap. Each one is written in three parts, and ends with a table that is allowed to say “Not measured.”
What existed, who it was for, and what was wrong with it.
What we chose and why — including what we chose not to do.
What was built, what it changed, and what we would do differently.
From the case study of LARAS, as published:
| What | Result | When and how |
|---|---|---|
| First load of the home page, desk | 15 requests · 252 kB | |
| First load of the home page, phone | 15 requests · 191 kB | |
| Lighthouse, all seven pages | 100 · 100 · 100 · 100 | |
| Automated accessibility check | 0 violations | |
| Search visibility | Not measured. | No Search Console data has been recorded for this site. |
| Enquiries | Not measured. | The site loads no analytics, and its contact links open WhatsApp or email. There is nothing to count. |
| Speed for real visitors | Not measured. | Field data needs traffic and a measuring script. The site has neither, by decision. |