No client work to show yet, so here is one project we can show in full: the site you are reading. Four moments where the models got something wrong or disagreed — and what the pig decided.
Our own project, not client work. Every change is recorded in the project's work log.
01 · POSITIONING
The first screen made us look like a fact-checking shop
Before
Before you trust it, let the pig check it.
✓✗?
→
After
Research, editing and clear presentation.
ResearchEditingReportsWebsites
Built by DevilFoxco: “keep it, test it”Coco: “reads as fact-checking only”🐷 Pig: show all four services
02 · A PROMISE WE COULDN'T KEEP
One phrase that promised free hosting forever
Academic websites: bilingual, fast, and hosted for free deployable on free hosting.
Written by DevilCaught by Foxco🐷 Pig: only promise what we do
03 · DON'T OVERCLAIM
A philosopher squeezed into a slogan
Pyrrho: believe nothing until you have checked it. His philosophy goes much further. We only borrow a working attitude from the story.
Written by DevilCaught by Coco🐷 Pig: approved
04 · A TASTE CALL · DIFFERENT VIEWS
How loud should the cards be? Try it.
A SERVICE
Chinese editing
An ordinary card.
A KEY SECTION
How the pig runs a project.
THE OFFER
Start small
$24
Coco → AFoxco → BDevil → BCC → C🐷 Pig → C ✓
No right answer, only a judgment about what the studio should feel like. That call is the pig's.
What this shows
Three times, one model caught a problem in another's work. Once, they simply split — and agreement wouldn't have settled it anyway. Either way, a human made the call and can tell you why.
When your project hits a real judgment call, we can do the same: show you the options and the reasons, and let you choose.
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