Good work needs time and a clear form.
Essays, projects and notes on building things that last. Published every month.
A small studio that prefers fewer, longer projects over many quick ones.
We were founded in 2012 by two editors and a developer who were tired of watching good publications disappear behind slow, fragile websites.
Since then we have worked with museums, foundations, regional newspapers and a handful of companies that care about how they sound. Each client gets the same people from the first workshop to the last bug fix.
We take on six projects a year. That limit is deliberate: it leaves room to read every draft, test on real devices and stay available after launch, when most of the useful questions come up.
If your next project needs patience more than speed, we would like to hear about it. Tell us what you are planning and we will reply within two working days.
We start with the words, then shape the page around them.
Most redesigns fail because the content arrives last. We reverse the order: a short writing sprint comes first, so every layout decision is made with real text on the table.
The result is a site your team can keep editing without calling us for every change.
What clients can count on
Figures from our own project records, updated every January.
14
Years in practice
120+
Sites launched
87%
Clients who return for a second project
2 days
Typical reply time
Four people, no hand-offs between them and you.
The people in your first call are the people who build your site. Between us we cover strategy, editorial design, engineering and plain-language writing.
Lea Marwitz
Daniel Okafor
Sofie Brandauer
Kenji Arai
They talked us out of half the pages we asked for. A year on, enquiries are up by a third and our own team runs the site without calling anyone.
Jonas Edler
Director of Communications, Kolmar Works
One careful email a month, nothing in between.
Notes on writing for the web, one project we learned from and a single link worth your evening. Leave with one click whenever you like.