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Case studies, engineering deep dives and consultancy thinking from the Kinetic Axis studio — published only when there is genuinely something to report.

Projects & case studies11th October · 4 min read

From booking diary to hospitality platform: engineering Pace Venues.

Our flagship case study: mobile apps, web-based venue administration, booking diaries, menu management, Node.js APIs, PostgreSQL and multi-tenant design.

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Company news17th October · 3 min read

Keeping national sites healthy.

An ongoing maintenance partnership with CEMEX UK — continuity, updates and performance work for a national construction materials brand.

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AI & innovation16th October · 5 min read

ArtCraft vs Adobe: why this studio moved

We cancelled Adobe's subscription and moved the studio to ArtCraft, the free open-source suite built from a clean room in Rust. A week in: it's lightning fast, it skips thirty years of bloat, and it does the jobs we need.

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AI & innovation15th October · 5 min read

Our AI coding toolkit, 18 months in: the honest scoreboard

Copilot, Codex, ChatGPT, Cursor, OpenCode and Freebuff — eighteen months of daily use, no benchmark tables, just what each one is actually like to work with and what it does to your bill.

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AI & innovation15th October · 4 min read

From concept to creative platform: the story behind Veyra Studio.

How an AI-assisted creative production platform went from naming and branding in April 2026 to an interface-led web experience for planning video work before the shoot.

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Engineering & technology15th October · 3 min read

Engineering interaction: exploring fluid dynamics in the browser.

An experimental browser-based fluid simulation: real-time interaction, performance-conscious visual engineering, and why experiments sharpen commercial work.

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Engineering & technology14th October · 4 min read

Beyond the website: building a 3D first-person experience in the browser.

How an ambitious browser-based FPS concept became a working 3D environment with interactive mechanics, HUD systems and performance-conscious rendering.

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Engineering & technology13th October · 3 min read

Why we built OPUS: creating a reusable React component library.

Building our own reusable React component system: architecture, accessibility, TypeScript, enterprise interfaces — and why it makes client projects faster.

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Projects & case studies12th October · 3 min read

Designing eBuyGum: a modern marketplace built around simplicity.

How a marketplace brand, category navigation and product discovery came together — and the commercial thinking behind marketplace architecture.

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Company news10th October · 4 min read

Introducing Kinetic Axis: how and why this studio builds.

Why the studio was established in 2026: an engineering-led alternative to template agency work — and what we do, modernise and take over from here.

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AI & innovation6th October · 4 min read

NeoDrop: exploring a NAS-first approach to file storage.

Concept work on a NAS-backed file-storage and synchronisation experience: product identity, macOS menu-bar design and installer packaging.

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Digital strategy5th October · 3 min read

Beyond the audit: turning SEO and accessibility findings into an engineering roadmap.

How findings from an enterprise SEO and WCAG accessibility review become costed, prioritised engineering tickets — including CMS-specific constraints.

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Digital strategy4th October · 3 min read

Connecting technical SEO with real digital growth.

Consultancy thinking on combining technical analysis with a prioritised roadmap — and how SEO work actually connects to growth rather than reports.

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AI & innovation3rd October · 3 min read

How we use AI to accelerate software development without losing quality.

AI-assisted coding in practice: scaffolding, testing, debugging and review — accelerating experienced engineers, never replacing engineering judgement.

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Digital strategy2nd October · 4 min read

Five signs you've outgrown off-the-shelf software

Duplicate data entry, spreadsheet middle-brains and workarounds nobody scheduled: the five signals you've outgrown off-the-shelf software.

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Engineering & technology1st October · 3 min read

Accessibility, performance and SEO should be engineered together.

Semantic HTML serves WCAG, Core Web Vitals and technical SEO at once — why these concerns are engineering fundamentals, not finishing touches.

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Digital strategy30th September · 3 min read

SEO and growth plan delivered for Heart of England.

A SEO and growth plan delivered for Heart of England — technical analysis turned into a prioritised improvement roadmap, with an app proposal at cost-evaluation stage.

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AI & innovation18th September · 3 min read

Freebuff and the rise of the free coding agent

Freebuff gives away what others charge monthly for, funded by ads instead of subscriptions. We have been trying it — and it says something bigger about where agent pricing is heading.

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Engineering & technology24th February · 4 min read

Building on open agents: what OpenCode changes about tool ownership

Open-source terminal agents like OpenCode put the workflow itself in our hands rather than a vendor's. Why that matters more than benchmark points, especially for a studio that owns its stack.

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Engineering & technology19th September · 4 min read

Codex in the build loop: where an AI coding agent earns its place

OpenAI's Codex changed how we think about delegation inside a codebase. The lesson so far: agents are excellent at well-scoped work, and the review step is where the real engineering happens.

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AI & innovation14th April · 4 min read

ChatGPT as a research partner: how we plan software before we build it

Before a line of code exists, most of the work is questions. Here's how we use ChatGPT to pressure-test ideas, compare approaches and turn loose briefs into buildable plans.

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