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The work we accept
An idea is vapour until a build makes it solid
We sit with the people who own the P&L, learn what has to change, then pick the smallest build that changes it — Webflow or a full app. Craft without a commercial result is decoration.
CW
Commercial Web
1 — 3
Objectives:
When a brief has to be live before the week is out, we start thin: a Webflow page, then Zapier or Make once the offer actually converts. You bring the idea. We assemble the first public version and keep the bill small until the market answers.
Typical first moves:
- UX/UI Design
- Webflow production
- Zapier / Make automation
- Custom engineering on Webflow
CD
Creative Development
2 — 3
Objectives:
Need a portfolio that books the next job, or a campaign URL that has to cut through a feed? We keep a deep kit for making a page stick.
Craft we keep sharp:
- Creative Direction
- UX/UI Design
- Client-side engineering
- Web 3D and GLSL motion
DP
Digital Products
3 — 3
Objectives:
We cut each brief to the smallest release that still moves the needle. Seed team or corporate unit — same opening move: map the problem, then build the thinnest thing that works.
Where we sit on a product:
- Discovery and scoping
- UX/UI Design
- System architecture
- Client-side engineering
- Server-side engineering
- iOS, Android, and hybrid apps
- QA and release checks
- Production setup and go-live
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