002SERVICES

What the studio
actually builds.

Six disciplines, one operator, one standard. Pick a single engagement or run them together as a system — the work compounds either way.

S/01From $1,200

Graphic Design

Brand identities and editorial systems built like products — modular, defensible, and engineered to last.

  • Identity systems & logo design+
  • Brand guidelines & visual languages+
  • Editorial layouts & publications+
  • Packaging & art direction+
S/02From $2,400

Web Development

Performance-grade websites and product interfaces. React, TypeScript, Three.js, the works — shipped fast, built right.

  • Marketing sites & landing pages+
  • Product UIs & dashboards+
  • 3D/WebGL experiences+
  • Headless CMS integrations+
S/03From $3,000

AI Solutions

Custom intelligence: agents, automations, and AI-native products engineered inside the studio's own AI lab.

  • Custom GPT agents & assistants+
  • Workflow automations+
  • RAG systems & internal tools+
  • AI product MVPs+
S/04From $1,800

Motion & Video

Brand films, animated logos, and product motion. Made for screens, made for retention.

  • Brand films & launch reels+
  • UI motion & micro-interactions+
  • Animated logo systems+
  • Social-native video+
S/05From $900

Strategy & Naming

Positioning, naming, and narrative — the words and the story before the pixel arrives.

  • Brand positioning+
  • Naming & verbal identity+
  • Tone of voice systems+
  • Launch narratives+
S/06From $4,500/mo

Studio Retainers

An ongoing creative partnership. The studio on call — design, code, AI, motion — as one continuous engagement.

  • Monthly creative bandwidth+
  • Priority response windows+
  • Roadmap & systems work+
  • Single point of contact+

003INDUSTRIES SERVED

Six sectors where the studio already knows the terrain.

Domain fluency shortens every project. These are the categories where the questions are familiar and the constraints are already mapped.

I/01

Financial services

Investor-grade marketing surfaces, data-dense dashboards and compliance-aware content systems. Precision matters more than personality here, and the typography carries the trust.

I/02

Logistics & industry

Realtime operational interfaces: fleet tracking, role-scoped dashboards, mapping and exception handling designed for people working fast on poor connections.

I/03

SaaS & platforms

Product UIs, onboarding flows, pricing architecture and the design-system governance that keeps a growing team from re-inventing a button every sprint.

I/04

AI-native products

Agent interfaces, retrieval systems, evaluation harnesses and the unglamorous observability that turns a compelling prototype into something you can charge for.

I/05

Culture & publishing

Editorial systems, long-form reading experiences and identity work for organisations whose product is credibility and attention.

I/06

Education & training

Curriculum structure, lesson interfaces, progress models and the calm visual language that keeps learners returning after week three.

004TECHNOLOGY STACK

The tools, named — no mystery box.

Interface

React 19TypeScriptTanStack StartTailwind CSSFramer MotionThree.js / R3F

Backend & data

PostgresRow-level securityEdge functionsRealtime channelsObject storageZod contracts

Intelligence

Multi-model routingStreaming completionsVector retrievalTool callingEval harnessesPrompt versioning

Design

FigmaDesign tokensVariable type systemsAfter EffectsBlenderEditorial grids

Delivery

Git-based reviewPreview deploymentsLighthouse budgetsError observabilityAnalyticsWritten handover

005DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY

Four phases, each with artefacts you can hold.

A phase is not finished because a week ended. It is finished when its documents exist and both sides have read them.

01

Signal

Intake call, commercial context and constraints. We write the brief ourselves and you sign it, because a project that starts with an ambiguous sentence ends with an ambiguous invoice.

  • Written brief✓
  • Scope boundary✓
  • Success metrics✓
  • Fixed timeline✓
02

System

Research, competitive teardown, information architecture and the structural blueprint. Type stack, token set and data model are decided before any surface is designed.

  • Architecture note✓
  • Token set✓
  • IA map✓
  • Reference direction✓
03

Shape

Design and build in tight weekly loops against a live preview URL. Small, frequent, visible deliverables — no month-long silence followed by a reveal nobody asked for.

  • Live preview✓
  • Weekly review✓
  • Component library✓
  • Change log✓
04

Ship

Performance budgets enforced, accessibility audited, analytics wired, documentation written. Then thirty days of post-launch support while the work meets real users.

  • Handover doc✓
  • Loom walkthrough✓
  • Perf report✓
  • 30-day support✓

006ENGAGEMENT MODELS

Three ways to work with the studio.

E/01From $900

Single Discipline

Best for
One clear deliverable with a hard deadline
Starting at
From $900
Scope
One service line, fixed deliverable list
Cadence
Two checkpoints, async review
Support
14 days post-delivery
E/02From $4,800

System Build

Best for
Brand plus digital surface delivered as one system
Starting at
From $4,800
Scope
Two to four service lines, shared token set
Cadence
Weekly live review, live preview URL
Support
30 days post-launch
E/03From $4,500/mo

Studio Retainer

Best for
Ongoing roadmap work with reserved bandwidth
Starting at
From $4,500/mo
Scope
Reserved monthly capacity across all disciplines
Cadence
Weekly sprint, shared backlog, priority queue
Support
Continuous while active

007SERVICES FAQ

Pricing, timelines and how the studio actually operates.

How does pricing actually work?

Every engagement is fixed-scope and fixed-price, quoted after the intake call. The published figures are honest floors, not bait: a brand system typically lands between $1,200 and $6,000 depending on surface count, a product build between $2,400 and $18,000, and AI work between $3,000 and $30,000 depending on evaluation depth. You see the number before anything starts, and it does not move unless the scope does — in writing.

What does a typical timeline look like?

Identity systems run four to eight weeks. Marketing sites run three to six. Product interfaces and AI builds run eight to sixteen depending on integration surface. Retainers are continuous with a weekly cadence. Rush windows exist and carry a premium, because the only honest way to compress a timeline is to reduce scope or increase cost.

Who actually does the work?

The studio is operator-led: Ejike Lucky Chinemerem owns strategy, design direction and architecture on every engagement, and brings in vetted specialists for motion, illustration and heavy backend work when a project warrants it. You never get handed to a junior after the pitch, because there is no pitch team.

Do you work with clients outside Nigeria?

Most of the roster is remote and international — West Africa, the UK, the EU and North America. Delivery runs asynchronously with a written record of every decision, plus a weekly live review scheduled inside your working hours. Invoicing is available in USD, GBP, EUR or NGN.

Can you work alongside our existing team?

Frequently. We plug into an existing engineering organisation as the design-system and frontend authority, or into a marketing team as the creative arm. Code review, branch conventions and ticket hygiene follow yours, not ours.

What happens after launch?

Thirty days of included support covering defects, small copy changes and analytics questions. After that you either take full ownership with a documented handover and a recorded walkthrough, or continue on a retainer for ongoing roadmap work. Either way the code, files and accounts are yours.

Do you sign NDAs and work on confidential products?

Yes. Unreleased products, internal tooling and AI research are a routine part of the roster. Confidential work stays out of the public portfolio permanently unless you explicitly release it.

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