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Designing a brand system that still works at 12 pixels
A working method for building identities that survive favicons, app icons, invoice headers and 4-metre banners — the exact checklist used across EDUCS sub-brands, with spacing rules, contrast floors and file-naming that keeps a team sane.
- Grid-first mark construction and the two-shape rule
- Contrast floors for light, dark and print surfaces
- Naming, versioning and hand-off files that never confuse a client
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Nihongo Ladder
A long-running series walking N5 to N1 level by level, one grammar cluster at a time, with Bangla explanation and Romaji support.
ILI · 12 parts
Hire Signal
Career writing about resumes, portfolios and interview evidence — what hiring teams actually shortlist and why.
ZEXIBO · 9 parts
Studio Field Notes
Process notes from real client work: identity systems, UI libraries, editorial layouts and the decisions behind them.
MUMITUL · 7 parts
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