An infrastructure atlas for a commercial cabling company
Cabling, fibre, CCTV, specialist flooring and elevated access are hard to picture until you see them in a real environment. So the site is built around that idea: pick a familiar space, see the routes and systems inside it, and start the conversation from your situation, not the jargon.
VISIT THE LIVE SITE +A café's site, from opening to farewell
We built the full site for this plant-based, alcohol-free café on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast: its story, its philosophy, and the experience of the place. When Prana & Bean closed, the site did not go dark or quietly expire. We reshaped it into the farewell: the thank you first, everything else still readable underneath, and a last word to the people who spent time there. Closing is part of a business, and it deserves the same care as opening.
VISIT THE LIVE SITE +One page, complete in two languages
Eduard's independent freelance practice, built and maintained alongside the studio's client work. It is deliberately a single page: what he does, how he works, and who he is, without asking anyone to navigate for it. The page and its privacy notice both exist in full in Afrikaans as well as English, with the hreflang wiring behind them, so a visitor who thinks in Afrikaans gets a site written in Afrikaans instead of a translation widget's guess at one.
VISIT THE LIVE SITE +This website
Our own site, and the clearest thing we can show you about how we build when nobody is asking us to compromise. Self-hosted type, hand-written CSS, and exactly one third-party script in your browser: Cloudflare Turnstile on the enquiry form, so we can tell a person from a bot. Nothing else. No analytics, no tracking, no cookie banner, because the site sets no cookies at all. The build refuses to ship if any of that changes.
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