Syntax Space Studio

Work

What a partner receives, stage by stage

One platform carries every partner from lead to proposal to design-mock review to client, invoicing and collection.1 This is what that looks like from the partner's side.

  1. A lead

    An enquiry from this site, or a first conversation, becomes a lead in the studio's own backoffice.3

  2. A proposal

    A priced document, served behind an access code on the studio's proposals host.1 The document a partner reads is the document the studio prepared; every figure in it is sourced.

  3. Three working design directions

    Not three pictures: three working sites, each built on a named axis so they differ in what the page is, not in a tint.2

  4. A gated review

    The directions are reviewed on a gated host with a reviewer code of its own, separate from the proposal's, so the wider team can see the designs without seeing the price. The partner picks one and the decision is left on the record.2

  5. A build

    The chosen direction's repository becomes the partner's website source, rather than being carved back out of the studio's own.2

  6. A portal they keep

    The partner's own door: the documents, the invoices and the record of the engagement, behind their own sign-in.1

Whose work is shown here

Nobody's, yet. A partner appears on this page — name, mark, screens — only once their written consent is on file, one at a time.3 Until then the method is the portfolio.

Sources

  1. Syntax Space Studio — backoffice/PLAN.md §1 (the backoffice plan of record, internal). Accessed September 2026.
  2. Syntax Space Studio — docs/architecture — the mocks-portal record, the first instance of the per-partner gated review (internal). Accessed September 2026.
  3. Syntax Space Studio — docs/architecture/www-public-site-plan.md (this site’s plan of record, internal). Accessed September 2026.