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The design, layout, code, copy and original graphics of this site are my work and remain my intellectual property. The case studies document projects I designed, and the underlying brands, logos, product screens and trademarks belong to the respective clients and companies — Helen Marlen, Dragons Lake, Aromateque, Oberig, Techiia, Vista and others. They appear here as documentation of my role in those projects, not as a claim of ownership over those brands.
Every project shown is published either with the client's agreement or after the work became public. Anything still covered by a confidentiality agreement is not on this site, and I will not share it on request.
Nothing on this site is an offer, a quote or a contract. Timelines, phases and outcomes described in the Process and case-study pages reflect past projects; your project gets its own scope and its own written agreement before any work starts.
I keep this site current to the best of my knowledge, but I make no warranty that it is complete, error-free or continuously available. Content may change or move without notice. Metrics quoted in case studies are the figures reported by the client or measured at the time; they describe those projects and are not a promise of comparable results elsewhere.
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Last updated: 26 August 2026