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Nothing to imagine. It is already live.

The reference cloned, your content in it, fifteen minutes in — most of the design work done. A moodboard compresses intent; a live page keeps it. You steer the palette and watch it change. The code is yours.

Reference design

Your existing site

The reference sets the layout, type and colour; your words and images go in. It is a starting point for design, not a copy of someone else’s site — what you publish is yours.

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Okotokoto — a recent live build

Reference → delivered

Built live, handed over, steered by the client.

Every card is a live site. The feeling survives the reference; the type, palette and copy came after — steered, not handed down.

Okotokoto — delivered siteOkotokotoFashion · storefrontLive ↗Juje — delivered siteJujePortfolio · designerLive ↗Hand Me Up — delivered siteHand Me UpFashion · storefrontLive ↗Yammaman — delivered siteYammamanFashion · lookbookLive ↗

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Clone + place your content

The reference is cloned and your words and images are placed into it. About fifteen minutes — not a brief, not a discovery phase.

02

Most of the design is done

Layout, hierarchy, type scale, colour: the reference settles them. You react to a real page instead of imagining one from a deck.

03

Shape and polish

The rest happens on the live page by prompt — palette, type, copy, spacing. The code is yours, so nothing waits on a review cycle.

Seen enough? The intro is 30 minutes; we bring the scope, you bring the reference.

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Every demo is a real deployment, not a mock. Questions: muen.collective@gmail.com.