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Business Cards on the Web — STstudio
- Site
- ststudio.co.kr
- Type
- website
- Verdict
- Useful
- Licence
- Look only licence, not stated
not-statedNo reuse terms for the case imagery, poster, identity or site text were stated; treat them as look-only. - Agent channels
- none
- Pricing
- free
- Reviewed
What it is
STstudio's case for a 2025 poster and browser-based business-card workshop held at Design Academy Eindhoven. The studio describes itself on its home page as working between Eindhoven and Seoul, and lists addresses in both places.
When to open it
Open the case page for a compact reference that shows how a studio can present one print-and-web project with clear metadata and a strong art-directed image.
Most useful
- The studio's black project page uses a fixed-looking split composition: title, tags and project metadata on the left; a Korean description on the right; and thin electric-blue lines radiating across the canvas.
- The poster itself sits lower in the page on an acid-green field. Engraving-like hands and embossed coin forms sit beside tightly arranged serif lettering, creating a deliberate contrast with the interface's monospaced labels.
- The case labels the work as Poster, Web and Development, with the client identified as Design Academy Eindhoven. The home page uses a layered archive of project images to introduce the studio's work across print, web and space.
- The page offers Korean and English controls; the project description is visible in Korean on the English-selected view, so inspect the metadata and poster directly if the text is not readable.
Using it with agents
No MCP, API, CLI, skill or llms.txt surfaced. The standard llms.txt path returns 404. An agent can use the English navigation and project tags in a browser, while the case description is available in Korean.
Watch out for
- The poster sits below the opening project metadata, and an analytics choice dialog may cover part of it on a first visit. Declining optional analytics leaves the page available.
- The Eindhoven workshop is the project's client context; the studio itself lists bases in both Eindhoven and Seoul.
- No reuse licence for the poster or site assets was stated. Treat them as look-only.
Reusable ideas
- Keep title, discipline tags and project facts in a stable column while giving the artwork a separate viewing area.
- Use thin lines as a page-wide graphic structure, then let one vivid project image supply most of the colour.
- Set concise project metadata in a monospaced face to distinguish it from the larger display typography in the artwork.