How a two-person family studio actually works
How a designer and a developer split one project without handing files over a wall.
We talk about a project together from the start. While one of us is thinking about the scenario and the visual language, the other already sees where the data, the integrations or the awkward technical work will land. That way a good idea does not hit reality at the last minute.
You never have to work out who to write to about the form and who to write to about how the form looks. We sort that out between ourselves and come back with one answer.
This does not mean each of us does everything. Our strengths are different, but the result is on both of us. That is why the portfolio has identity work sitting next to sites, mobile apps and server code.

