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Two animals, one working method

Calm as a capybara.
Fussy as a koala.

People ask about the animals in every first call, so here is the whole story. It is not a branding exercise that got out of hand. It is the shortest way to explain how a project here actually feels from the inside.

Capybara and koala in lime AM sweatshirts presenting design work to a client in an office meeting
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Meet the pair properly

One keeps the peace. One sweats the details.

Most projects go wrong in one of two ways: everyone panics, or nobody checks. So the studio hired one animal for each problem.

Head of staying calm

The capybara

Famously unbothered. Sits in hot water with birds on its head and does not flinch.

Scope changes, launch week, a client who needs it live on Friday. Nobody gets a panicked email at 11pm, because the plan had room in it from the start.

  • Never once said the word synergy
  • Answers on the same working day
  • Zero drama, on record
Capybara mascot in lime Alina Makovei merch waving

Head of noticing things

The koala

Eats one thing, extremely fussy about which leaves. Sleeps a lot, then focuses hard.

Two pixels out on a button, a page that loads a second slow, a heading nobody understands. It gets fixed before it ever reaches you.

  • Rewrites your button labels for free
  • Checks it on a real phone, not a simulator
  • Actually reads the analytics after launch
Koala mascot in lime Alina Makovei merch coding on a laptop

What the animals actually stand for

Four habits, borrowed from two mammals.

Think first

One long conversation beats five short ones.

Draw it

Show the thing rather than describe the thing.

Build it properly

Fast pages, clean code, no plugin soup.

Stay after

Thirty days of aftercare, honestly reported.

The questions people actually ask

Yes, it is a real business.

Off the record

The merch came first. The logic came later.

A lime sweatshirt, a very relaxed rodent and a strong feeling that websites should not be sold with stock photos of people shaking hands.

Same day replies

Enough about the animals

Let's talk about your website.

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