See the work in every frame before it hangs.
Nothing leaves a studio unframed. Paste the headline, the dek, and the art once, and the framing room fits the work to every frame a stranger will actually meet it in — the search result, the LinkedIn card, the X card, the Slack unfurl, the text message, the inbox — with the cut marked wherever a frame trims it. What gets trimmed never gets read. Start by pasting an address — any page on the web; the room reads its card tags and fills the plaque — then edit anything and the wall refits as you type.
Hang the work
Read the wall
The measurements are the house’s safe lines, counted in characters; the frames themselves cut by pixels, so a headline full of wide letters trims a touch sooner. Cut inside the line and no frame can take the sentence from you. When the work fits, take it to the Print Room to pull the proof.