Studio

Software, applications, and websites.

Jioc Agency designs them and builds them. The interface, the system under it, and the keys when it is finished.

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A brass sundial and a piece of red wax on a limestone block in late sun.
Plate 01 · Sundial

Work

Three kinds of work. Most projects are a mix.

01

Software

Products and internal tools. Accounts, data, permissions, billing. The quiet parts get the same care as the screen, because they are the product.

A brass drafting compass and a steel scale on limestone, with red wax beside them.
Plate 02 · Compass

02

Applications

Web and mobile applications where people spend real time. We design the flows and write the code, so nothing has to survive a handoff between two companies.

A small white plaster model of a two-room interior on limestone, with red wax beside it.
Plate 03 · Model

03

Websites

A company site, a launch, or a catalog. Fast pages, type chosen for the words, and a structure someone else can edit later.

A blank sheet of cotton paper on limestone, with a rubber ink roller and a stroke of red ink.
Plate 04 · Proof

Practice

How a project goes.

  1. A conversation

    The form is enough to start. If it is a fit, we talk for half an hour.

  2. A written scope

    What will be built, what it costs, and the date you receive it. Work does not start on a vague yes.

  3. Something you can open

    You see it in a browser while it is being made. Changes happen there, not in a slide.

  4. The keys

    The repository, the accounts, and notes for the next person. We do not keep the work hostage.

Meeting

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Tell us what you are making. We read every note and reply by email with a time. If we are the wrong studio, we will say so.

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