The Geometry of Digital Clarity
We approach every project as an architectural challenge—finding the load-bearing walls of your business logic before applying any visual layer. Our studio operates on a simple but non-negotiable thesis: pretty is easy, functional is hard, and functional and beautiful is the only standard that matters.
Named after our Bogotá studio address, the 93B Methodology is a four-phase framework (Discovery, Structure, Surface, Performance) that ensures no step is skipped. We identify technical and business constraints before design begins, preventing the common pitfall of beautiful interfaces that collapse under real-world use. Trends fade; user behavior and business requirements are the immutable foundations we build upon.
The Stack We Trust (And The Ones We Don’t)
Technical decisions driven by constraints, not hype. Here is what we reach for, and what we leave behind.
We build core functionality that works without JS, then layer on enhancements. This is non-negotiable for accessibility and resilience. If a user can't access content because a script failed, we failed.
Client requests for "latest tech" often mask a fear of being outdated. We solve business problems, not FOMO. WordPress is fine for a blog; it's a nightmare for a custom dashboard.
Every project includes a 1-page "how to update this" guide. We don't hold clients hostage. You own the code. You own the keys.
From Calle 93B to Global Screens
Our studio sits on Calle 93B #18-12 in Bogotá's Chapinero district—a neighborhood known for its mix of traditional architecture and tech startups, mirroring our design approach.
We work in Colombia Standard Time but maintain overlap hours with both North American and European clients. Every project lead is fluent in both English and Spanish, preventing the translation errors that plague cross-border design projects.
Being based in Bogotá means we price in COP/USD mix. Our clients get premium quality at sustainable rates, and our team builds world-class products without relocating.
What Happens Between Brief and Launch
Weeks 1-2: Discovery & Structure. We map user journeys and business goals. Deliverable: A clickable prototype that feels real but has zero visual polish.
Weeks 3-4: Surface & System. We apply visual design and build a component library. Deliverable: Full design system documentation.
Weeks 5-6: Build & Test. We code, integrate content, and run accessibility audits. Deliverable: Staging environment with full source code.
Client Involvement: You review prototypes on Tuesdays, design systems on Thursdays, and attend a 30-minute standup every Monday.
"A New York fintech startup needed daily standups to keep momentum. We adjusted our schedule by 2 hours, delivered a 6-week MVP, and they never had to fly to Bogotá. The product launched on time, fully bilingual, with zero scope creep."
Trade-off: 2-hour daily shift for the team, zero off-site meetings.
The Work We Stand Behind
Specific project stories highlighting problem-solving over aesthetics.
Coffee Export Bilingual Catalog
Challenge: Inventory changed daily, requiring a site that could handle real-time updates without a developer.
Solution: A headless CMS with automated API imports. We built a custom sync tool that pulls inventory from their ERP every morning.
Data Viz Dashboard
Challenge: Strict data privacy regulations (SOC2) meant we couldn't send sensitive data to a third-party charting library.
Solution: Static site generation with client-side encrypted data fetching. We rendered charts using SVG, keeping everything on the client.
Bogotá Museum Platform
Challenge: High-resolution images killed load times, causing users to bounce before seeing artifacts.
Solution: Progressive image loading with WebP and aggressive lazy loading. We served a blurred placeholder first, then the full res.
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