The archive

The work, and who did
which part of it.

Every project below was made in-house, start to finish. The answer to “who actually did this part” is the same answer every time.

8Projects5Disciplines0Passed to contractors

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The index

Eight projects, read as a register.

Scroll the list and the sheet follows. Click a row to hold it still while you read.

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Subscription launch

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Client one

A brand, a marketing site and the first three months of paid content, built as one job so the ads and the landing page finally agreed with each other.

Identity system
Marketing site
Ad sets, nine formats

Websites / Web Apps / SaaS Graphic Design AI Ads / Videos / Posts

Case-study pages are not written yet. Until they are, this is everything we would put on one.

Everything, at once

The whole sheet, unsorted.

44 frames from the eight projects above, in no particular order. Hover one to see where it came from.

01Subscription launch

02Product film and cutdowns

03Always-on feed

04SaaS dashboard

05Print and packaging system

06Seasonal campaign

07Rebrand and relaunch

08Marketplace onboarding

Before you ask where the case studies are

They are not written yet. Here is what they will say.

Writing a case study honestly takes longer than writing one that sells, and the ones that sell are the reason nobody believes portfolios. This is the rule ours are being written to.

Every one will contain

What the client asked for, in their words, before we touched it.
What we did — the actual decisions, including the ones we lost.
Who did which part, by name.
What it cost, as a range, and how long it took.
A number only where the client can check it.

None of them will contain

Percentages with no baseline. “Engagement up 400%” of what.
Screens redesigned for the case study and never shipped.
Work a contractor did, presented as ours.
A testimonial we drafted and sent over for approval.
Before-and-after shots where the before was never live.

If you want to see something specific before you commit, ask. We will show you the files rather than a write-up of them.

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