Journal
Notes from the desk.
How we structure assignments, reports, websites, and content — written so you can use it whether you hire us or not.
Technology · 6 min
SEO basics we build into every site (without tricks)
Search visibility is mostly structure: titles, a sitemap, fast pages, and content someone would bookmark. Here is what we install on day one.
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Studio · 5 min
A London studio working with clients abroad
We are based in London and take briefs from anywhere with a clock and a good brief. Here is how time zones, files, and contact actually work.
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Studio · 7 min
Using study models without breaking integrity rules
Assignment support is only legitimate if you treat the file as a learning reference. Here is the line we draw — and the line you must draw.
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Studio · 6 min
How we review work before you see it
A second pair of eyes is not a slogan. Here is the checklist writers and engineers use before a file leaves the studio.
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Content · 6 min
A simple blog calendar that a small team will actually keep
Most blogs die in month two. A calendar with fewer, better posts beats a graveyard of unfinished drafts.
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Content · 6 min
Website copy that sounds like a company, not a template
Generic service pages rank poorly and convert worse. Here is how we write copy for sites that need to be believed.
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Technology · 7 min
Choosing software for a small business (without a 40-page spec)
Custom software is expensive when the problem is fuzzy. Here is how we turn a messy workflow into a first version you can ship.
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Technology · 7 min
How to brief a website project so it does not stall
Most delayed websites were never scoped. Here is the brief we ask clients to complete before design starts.
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Study · 8 min
Dissertation questions you can defend in a viva
A dissertation lives or dies on the research question. Here is how to shape one that is original enough — and small enough — to finish.
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Study · 8 min
What a thesis proposal must prove
Supervisors do not approve a topic. They approve a question, a method, and a plan you can finish.
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Study · 6 min
How to write a report that a marker (or a manager) can use
Reports fail when findings are buried. Learn the difference between a lab report, a business report, and an academic essay.
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Study · 7 min
How to structure a university assignment
A clear structure is what markers read first. Here is a practical outline you can apply to essays and coursework in the UK.
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