Three people in Lower Parel. We write the argument, build the structure, then make it move — and we sit in the room when it is presented, because that is where the work is judged.
We read the room you are walking into, then write the claim that wins it and the order the claims arrive in. Words on paper, no layout, no colour.
Frame lists, wireframes, word counts. Paper is cheap and honest, so it is where the two thirds that were never load-bearing get deleted.
Type, grid, pace, build. Craft applied to a structure that already works amplifies the argument instead of rescuing it.
Writes the argument before anyone opens a tool.
Twelve years of grids, most of them in print.
Ships the site he designed, which keeps both honest.
Thinks in seconds rather than frames.
Ten years inside corporates, now on the other side.