Manifesto
A studio runs ona few stubborn ideas.
Nine of them, in the order we hold them. None are new. All are load-bearing, which is why the site is built the way it is.
Everything digital is physical somewhere. We just refuse to let that be a secret.
We would rather name the building than say the cloud.
One machine we understand beats six we do not.
A plan that survives a read-through survives production.
You keep the keys. Always. Ending a contract is a handover, not an extraction.
If a rules engine would do the job, we will say so instead.
We say no in writing, and we point you somewhere better.
The person who answers your mail is the person with root access.
When it goes down, it goes on the record, whether the fault was ours or not.
Beliefs are load-bearing.
Change one and the site and the work stop being what they are. That is why they are stated here, not implied in the design.
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