Our own websites, publications and open software. Explore their uses, our design decisions and the sources that bring each project into focus.
We create and develop our own products, publications and worlds. That variety tests our ideas: organising a catalogue, publishing content, telling a story or simplifying a task. Each project below provides context and links to its website or repository.
Leonida Atlas
Open-source interactive atlas
Lopiku
Children’s worlds & content platform
Tatan & Avouchka
Immersive website & character universe
GTA6State
Independent media & knowledge platform
ITHub Directory
IT solutions directory
CtrlAltNod
IT publication & technical writing
Payload Contact
Contact form plugin for Payload CMS
RoboSync
Windows application for Robocopy
Payload Comments
Comments & moderation for Payload
The artwork reinterprets each project in our visual world. Detail pages explain its purpose and link to the actual websites and repositories.
Lopiku and Tatan & Avouchka put characters, stories and discovery at their centre. Identity alone is not enough: visitors need to find games, understand activities and move between formats. This connection between storytelling and interface informs our work for brands seeking a recognisable experience beyond a presentation page.
GTA6State, CtrlAltNod and ITHub cover different subjects but share a challenge: making information accessible as a collection grows. Categories, entries, search and links provide landmarks. Writing and technical structure work together to help people find an answer, understand its context and continue towards a relevant source.
Leonida Atlas, RoboSync and the Payload plugins each serve a specific purpose. They remind us that software also depends on onboarding, settings and documentation. Open code allows inspection, while integration and upkeep still need planning. We bring that experience to business projects: define a useful first function, make it understandable and prepare for change.
