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· 1 min read Four combinations, used across roughly forty projects, that have never once caused a licensing argument or a rendering surprise on Windows.
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· 1 min read Screen work forgives a lot. Print does not — and print that gets thrown in a van, stacked, and dropped forgives even less.
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· 1 min read Inverting a light palette does not produce a dark one. Accent colours that pass contrast on white routinely fail on near-black, and the fix is a second, lighter… View Case Study →
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· 1 min read The pattern was consistent: projects went sideways during content, never during design. Every single time. Write the Copy First We now refuse to open a design tool until… View Case Study →
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· 1 min read An animation earns its place when removing it makes the interface harder to understand. Everything else is a load-time cost with a personality.
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· 1 min read Most design systems die in the handoff. The ones that survive are the ones where the design file and the production code share a vocabulary — same names,… View Case Study →
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· 1 min read Three decades of catalogues, trade-show banners and a logo drawn by the founder’s brother. The brief was not “make it modern” — it was “make it legible in… View Case Study →
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July 22, 2026
· 1 min read Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
