The work
One project, said plainly: Studio Template 01, an architecture practice built entirely inside the library — four pages, its own art direction, passing its own grammar and its own accessibility budget. It is a template rather than a commission, and there is no wall of client logos here because there is not yet a wall of clients.
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What a commission is
- 01
One object, and it is yours
Drawn procedurally and parameterised to your brand rather than picked off a shelf. Nobody else can buy the same one the following afternoon, which is the entire point of having one.
- 02
Code, not a subscription
One file of vanilla TypeScript and one section of one stylesheet. No install, no runtime, no account and nothing to keep in step with — it runs in Astro, Rails, WordPress or a single HTML file, and it keeps running if I disappear.
- 03
It survives a real site
The loop stops when the object leaves the viewport and when the tab goes to the back. Reduced motion is the finished state rather than the animation switched off. And there is a pause control on this page, because WCAG 2.2.2 asks for one and an accessibility review is where a hero usually dies.
Copy-in, not a dependency. The source is pasted into the repo and it is yours — no install step, no build config, no framework. Every component is a custom element in light DOM, so your tokens cascade straight in.
Bring me the brand. You get the object.
Commission an objectThe library is still here and still free: Classical, 34 components and the shelf these came off. Evidence that the work is repeatable, not a catalogue to shop.