A studio runs ona few hard rules.
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 refuse to let that be a secret.
We name the building your site runs in.
We prefer one machine we understand well over six we do not.
A plan that is clear on paper works in production.
You keep the keys. When the contract ends, we hand over everything.
If a rules engine would do the job, we will say so.
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.
These are the rules the rest of the work rests on.
If we changed one, our work would not be what it is. That is why we list them here.