Say the number
Five times faster at a fifth of the cost, not significantly faster and more cost-effective. Say plainly when a figure is indicative rather than guaranteed, and if we cannot put a figure on it, we do not claim it.
Corporate identity
An identity is not a logo. It is the set of decisions that make everything we publish recognisably ours, including how we write. This page is the whole system, and the colours and type below are the same values this site renders with.

The position
We sell engineering to people who have been disappointed by engineering firms before. The identity has one job: to look like the work rather than like the marketing around it.
Who is it for?
A technical buyer who will read the detail, and the executive they have to convince. Both are sceptical, and neither is impressed by decoration.
What should it feel like?
Industrial rather than corporate. Heavy type, hard edges, square corners, and one accent used sparingly enough that it still means something.
What do we never do?
Decoration that does no work, claims with no figure or mechanism behind them, and a second accent colour. The restraint is the point.
Colour
#0B0B0C
The ground. Almost everything sits on it, and it is not pure black because pure black flattens photography.
#F2EEE9
The light surface. Warm rather than white, so the two grounds belong to the same family.
#E4703A
The only accent. Used for one thing at a time: the action you should take, or the number that matters.
#B4491A
Copper under pressure. Hover states, and the darker half of a two-tone figure.
#6E6A66
Body text on light. Deliberately not black, so the headline keeps its authority.
#A8A29B
Body text on dark, and every secondary label.
Type
Built 5x faster
The mechanism, not the adjective.
AI-FIRST ENGINEERING
Voice
Five times faster at a fifth of the cost, not significantly faster and more cost-effective. Say plainly when a figure is indicative rather than guaranteed, and if we cannot put a figure on it, we do not claim it.
A claim without a mechanism reads as spin. Every commitment on this site is paired with how it is actually kept.
We publish when we would decline the work, and the limits on what AI is allowed to do in our delivery. That is what makes the rest credible.
Plain sentences, British spelling, ordinary punctuation, and no adjective doing the work a fact should do.
The mark
Correct
Never
Where to go next
Next step
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Discuss your project
Seven short questions. About 90 seconds. A senior engineer reads your answers before we reply. No sales sequence, no newsletter. Just a thoughtful response about what comes next.
Start here
Choose the one that comes closest.
The problem
A sentence or two is enough. Tell us what isn’t working today or what you want to make possible.
Where you are today
Choose everything that applies.
Timing
A real deadline changes how we approach the work. If there isn’t one yet, that’s useful to know too.
Scope
A range is enough. It helps us understand the right approach and team for the problem. It does not determine what we charge.
Your team
This helps us understand whether we should lead the engineering, work alongside your team, or advise your existing engineers.
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