Notes from the workflow. What AI changed, what still matters.
Observations from real projects, evolving workflows, and the economics behind modern websites.
01 · Short
Notes
Short observations from the studio. Usually written somewhere between shipping and overthinking.
Read notes02 · Long
Blog
Longer thoughts on AI workflows, website systems, and why modern websites shouldn't cost what they used to.
Read the blog03 · Work
Case studies
Real client work, transparent scope, and the systems behind each launch.
View case studies- №05·May 2026
Why the multi-month website is over.
What used to be a relay — design, copy, layout, SEO, CMS, deploy — now runs in parallel. Notes on the compression and what we learned shipping the first ten.
Workflow - №04·April 2026
The case for naming the number.
Why we publish prices instead of running custom quotes. Trust compounds when both sides see the same line.
Ledger - №03·March 2026
Studio voice with AI in the chair.
How we keep editorial consistency when AI is drafting copy, components, and schemas. A small set of rules that hold.
Craft
- Workflow·8 min
The cycle is the deliverable.
We don't sell a website — we sell a compressed cycle. A long argument for why pricing the workflow, not the page count, is the only honest way to do this.
Read - AI·12 min
What it actually means to be AI-native.
Most studios bolt AI onto an old pipeline. The interesting work is rebuilding the pipeline. Field notes from doing exactly that, with the parts that worked and the parts that didn't.
Read - Economics·6 min
Why we publish prices.
A short defense of named numbers, fixed scopes, and refusing to do custom quotes for tier work. The trust math is in the post.
Read
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Northbound Brewing
A regional brewery, brought online without the year-long agency cycle.
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Field & Form
A studio portfolio that holds the work without getting in front of it.
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Linley Wealth
A small RIA's first real site — credible without sounding like a bank.
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