A good homepage makes the next decision easier.
A fictional repair studio. Three decisions about clarity, proof, and what happens next.
Websites · Fictional demonstration / draft
Every study takes one website, brand or customer journey and follows the decisions inside it. Four formats, one method.
First collection: six fictional demonstrations and draft notes, published as template examples while the first real studies are prepared.
A fictional repair studio. Three decisions about clarity, proof, and what happens next. It is the fullest example of the method: context, a central idea, three decisions with markers on the page, friction, limits and a principle to take with you.
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6 studies
A fictional repair studio. Three decisions about clarity, proof, and what happens next.
Websites · Fictional demonstration / draftWhy “See what we can repair” gives a visitor more to work with than “Discover more.”
Customer journeys · Fictional demonstration / draftA proposed revision to the fictional Fieldwork introduction, with the tradeoff made visible.
Websites · Fictional demonstration / draftA draft note on what yellow is doing here—and when it should do less.
Brands · Fictional demonstration / draftA fictional studio’s name, palette, and language examined as one working identity.
Brands · Fictional demonstration / draftA fictional repair inquiry: eligibility, preparation, and an honest next-step explanation.
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