Things we're legally allowed to talk about — process, experiments, the occasional strong opinion. The client work stays under wraps; the thinking doesn't.
Our client work mostly lives behind NDAs and very protective lawyers, so we wrote down what we actually do all day instead — the process, the arguments, the part where it finally clicks. Pull up a chair.
One we can actually show off. We built Chain-Pot.io — an on-chain gaming arcade where crypto meets play: a fast-paced football game and a classic snake reimagined across three distinct modes, all wired to real wallets and real stakes.
The messy middle nobody screenshots: wireframes, fights about border-radius, and the moment a flat layout suddenly feels alive.
It was supposed to be a tiny prototype. Three weeks later there were leaderboards. A cautionary tale about scope, told by repeat offenders.
Not everything needs a hover animation and a gradient. Sometimes the most respectful thing a button can do is just work.
How a "wouldn't it be cool if…" turned into the cursor-driven hero on our homepage — and the three rewrites it took to stop lagging.
A gentle, loving plea about feedback loops, decision-makers, and why round 14 rarely beats round 3.
A field guide to the afternoon we lost to picking a project codename. Spoiler: we shipped before we agreed.
New entries when we have something worth saying. We're picky.