co-founder @larpostudio / a full-stack web partner for saas and ai teams / web designer
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ALT A light landing page hero with the headline 'Security questionnaires, answered from your own policies' above a product view listing questionnaire items with cited sources and ready, needs review and no source statuses, one answer open for approval. All data is labelled sample data.
ALT A critical lab result card on a warm off-white ground: serum potassium 6.8 mmol/L in red, with a range bar marking the 3.5 to 5.1 reference band, the previous 4.9 value and the current value beyond the high end, above a call button. Above the card two lines read: plot the value on its range, a red number alone says nothing.
ALT An access review dashboard for a compliance tool, shown twice: a grey wireframe above and the finished colour version below. It shows a decisions-per-day bar chart, progress cards, a warning strip about 14 unused admin accounts, and a list of people awaiting keep or revoke decisions, all sample data.
ALT A salary offer card for a sample Senior Product Engineer candidate, with the slider thumb held mid-drag at €96,500, the 56th percentile of an €82,000 to €108,000 pay band. Below it, a green note says the offer is within band and the hiring manager can approve it.
ALT Product screen of Panelry, a fictional hiring tool: an icon rail, a job pipeline with a five stage funnel and a table of nine candidates with stages and scores, and a candidate panel that sums four interview scorecards into one call, move to onsite, with one open question. Sample data, concept.
ALT Product screen of Panelry, a fictional hiring tool: an icon rail, a job pipeline with a five stage funnel and a table of nine candidates with stages and scores, and a candidate panel that sums four interview scorecards into one call, move to onsite, with one open question. Sample data, concept.
ALT Product screen of Panelry, a fictional hiring tool: an icon rail, a job pipeline with a five stage funnel and a table of nine candidates with stages and scores, and a candidate panel that sums four interview scorecards into one call, move to onsite, with one open question. Sample data, concept.
ALT A landing page hero for a contract negotiation tool called Clausewake, shown on a light and a dark background. A liability clause is redlined from six to four months, and a track below shows the term sliding past the legal team's fallback line, with a choice to hold at six months or accept four.
ALT A hero for a fictional design review tool called Pinfold, where the headline itself is shown as a frame under review with numbered red and green pins on its words. A margin lists four reviewer notes, three resolved and one open, above a round bar that keeps the hand-off locked until the last note is settled.
ALT Two versions of a hero for a fictional lab result routing tool called Readback, one on a cream background and one on a dark navy background. Each shows a wide printed lab slip that follows a sample critical potassium result from lab to on-call doctor to a red read back stamp and a loop closed in 5:34.
ALT A hero for a fictional accounts payable tool called Threadmark: a purchase order, a receiving slip and a vendor invoice lie side by side on a dark green desk, joined line by line with red thread. On the steel bracket line the thread stops at the receiving slip and ties into a knot, hanging a tag that reads Hold $84.00, billed 50, got 48.
ALT close up: the thread for the steel bracket line runs from the purchase order to the receiving slip, then ties into a knot and never reaches the invoice; a tag hanging from the knot holds the $84.00 for the two brackets that were billed but not received
ALT larpo's hero laid out as a cream newspaper front page with a blackletter larpo masthead, the headline your brand and website built from zero to launch, an italic deck and a book a call notice box. Halftone thumbnails of web work run along the bottom, and an ear in the top left reads 4 project spots open for october with a green dot.
ALT A hero for Ebbhour, a fictional grid flexibility tool, built around one day of a sample building's electricity use. During a 16:00 to 19:00 peak event the load curve drops far below its dashed forecast, and the headline Shed the peak, keep the cold sits inside the lime area between the two lines.
ALT close up: the headline is set inside the filled area between the forecast baseline and the actual load during the peak event, so the space the words occupy is the 1,230 kWh the building shed