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Overview

This release refactors the NDA workflow with embedded DocuSeal client signing, while replacing Glide.js and custom carousel code with Embla across the site.

Highlights

  • Replaced Glide.js and custom carousel logic with Embla across site sliders and the case-study next-project navigation.
  • Added a dedicated NDA signing page so clients can review and sign through an embedded DocuSeal form from a secure tokenised link.

April 2026

Photographs of a red cloth bound travel handbook from 1894. The book is open to show pages with maps and illustrations.

Change

A red cloth spine caught my eye in a Tokyo bookshop last week. A handbook for travellers in Japan, fourth edition, 1894. I was 132 years late, yet most of what it describes still stands.

Mar 2026

Screenshots from the development process of the new ON release notes page

Taking the temperature

You walk into a room and you can feel it. Whether there is energy or not. We describe someone as warm. We talk about things cooling down. Temperature is something we sense before we have words for it.

Feb 2026

Pixelised image of a horse running

Rethinking video, prototyping faster, and encoding brand logic

In Japanese, the character for hand is 手. Joined with the character for craft, it becomes 手仕事 (teshigoto), or handwork.

Jan 2026

Illustration showing the laying of undersea Atlantic telegraph cables

Transmission

The first dispatch of a new year, and I’m thinking about transmission: the message, the vessel that carries it, and what happens when they finally meet their destination.

Dec 2025

Earthrise, or the earth rising above the moon

Closing the distance between strategy and execution

Fifty-seven years ago this week, Earthrise was captured. The image provoked a stark reflection on our place in the universe, yet the photograph itself was never part of the formal mission plan.

Nov 2025

James Basire’s Rosetta Stone engraving (1810)

Potential energy is the most undervalued asset in business

A beautiful paradox exists in physics where the most powerful objects often appear the most peaceful. A boulder perched atop a hill looks silent and motionless, yet holds massive potential energy.

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