Live specimens
Six things that separate work that looks expensive from work that looks almost right. Not described. Demonstrated. Touch each one.
24 landing templates
A landing page can only ask for four things, and it can only lead with six kinds of evidence. Six by four is the whole space, with no overlap and nothing missing. Every cell below is a real page, running live at full size. Click one.
Why it looks expensive
The gap between polished and almost-right is not talent. It is a short list of specific, published rules that most work never applies. Here they are, with the source that states each one.
Movements
Every interface style you have ever admired is a hundred-year-old argument about ornament, wearing new clothes. Pick your side deliberately instead of defaulting to Swiss and calling it modern.
The canon
Who is actually at the top, verified live and linked. Two studio domains everyone still circulates are parked for-sale pages; the working addresses are below.
The platform
What the browser gives you for free in August 2026, sorted by whether you can lean on it. A surprising amount of what people still ship JavaScript for is now one CSS line.
What stunning gets wrong
Read this before the awards gallery, not after. The evidence here is measured, published, and inconvenient.
AI effects catalogue
Every effect worth knowing, grouped by what it does to reality. Open one for the control method: the specific thing that separates a result you can ship from a plausible-looking lie.
AI stack
What actually ships, as of 22 August 2026, retrieved from vendor documentation rather than from listicles. Anything a vendor page would not confirm is marked unverified instead of repeated.
Craft laws
Where AI lies to you
Proof ledger
A capability counts as held when the artifact exists, not when the lesson has been read.