Tell them what you do.
In your own words, the way you'd explain it to a friend. No templates to choose and no design vocabulary.
Tell Studio House about your business. Two AI designers, Mara for what makes you memorable and Leo for what makes you clear, propose one website and explain the trade-offs. You review it and approve it.
The example is a pre-written project. Live briefs with your own business run on Claude and open with early access.
Make them remember you.

Make them understand you.

In your own words, the way you'd explain it to a friend. No templates to choose and no design vocabulary.
Mara and Leo read your brief separately, take positions, answer each other and agree on one proposal. Where they differ, you see why.
Approve the proposal as it is, or open a trade-off and move the line yourself. The website redraws as you do.
Mara and Leo are two separate Claude agents with their own principles. Each reads your brief alone and takes a position, each answers the other, and a third step agrees one proposal grounded in what your visitors should do. When the site is drawn, Leo looks at it on desktop and phone and points out what a visitor would trip over.
Every position of the line maps to real type, layout, color and spacing decisions, built from twenty years of brand and web design. Whatever gets said, the result holds together.
Reading…

Reading…

Approve it as it is, or open a decision to see the trade-off behind it.
Images are placeholder art drawn in the site's own palette. Your photographs replace them.