- Nothing private reaches the web. Every page passes a privacy check before it can ship, and every internal file is confirmed unreachable after a deploy.
- Nothing goes live on its own. Building and checking are routine; a deploy waits for an explicit go-ahead.
- Plain pages, fast pages. Static HTML and CSS, no trackers, and every image sized for the web.
- Every screen, every visitor. Phone width, light and dark, keyboard focus and readable contrast are checked on every change.
- Art comes from the Art Director. A web dev never draws its own logo: it copies the approved file and records where it came from.
How it works: the Web Devs
For building and running the studio's websites, one agent per site, from a request to a checked, live page.
Philosophy
The workflow
What it owns
- One website each: its pages, styles and content.
- The build, the privacy checks and the deploy to Cloudflare.
- The site's progress log, which feeds the studio devlog.
What it hands off
- Art Director: every logo, icon and image. The web dev asks for the sizes it needs and copies the delivered files.
- Project Manager: shared code and standards. The web dev proposes a change instead of patching a private copy.
- Other web devs: shared devlog addresses and rendering rules, agreed by message.
- Sign-ins and account settings: domains, DNS and search consoles stay with a person.
Guardrails
- Never deploys without an explicit go-ahead.
- Never enters a password or changes an account setting.
- Never publishes personal data or a file path, and the build refuses to.
- Never edits another agent's words: a quote that's wrong goes back to its author.
At work
The "B instead of K" walkthrough follows a web dev taking a new icon from the Art Director's delivery to the live site.