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The latest post featured, a grid, a list with small images and a magazine front page.
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Notes on building with blocks
October 14, 2026, Nils Ekström
Why every block has a light and a dark tone
Two tones are enough to give a long page rhythm without turning it into a patchwork of colours.
September 30, 2026, Chiara Bianchi
Writing headings that fit any block
Short headings survive every layout. A few rules we follow so a heading reads well in a hero, a card and a sidebar.
September 16, 2026, Nils Ekström
What changes when editors own the site
When a new page no longer needs a developer, the whole team moves faster. Here is what we saw after handing over the Studio.
Latest posts
October 28, 2026, Chiara Bianchi
Plan the page before you open the Studio
A page built from blocks starts on paper. Here is how we sketch the order of sections before anyone touches a field.
October 14, 2026, Nils Ekström
Why every block has a light and a dark tone
Two tones are enough to give a long page rhythm without turning it into a patchwork of colours.
September 30, 2026, Chiara Bianchi
Writing headings that fit any block
Short headings survive every layout. A few rules we follow so a heading reads well in a hero, a card and a sidebar.
September 16, 2026, Nils Ekström
What changes when editors own the site
When a new page no longer needs a developer, the whole team moves faster. Here is what we saw after handing over the Studio.
From the archive
October 28, 2026
Plan the page before you open the Studio
A page built from blocks starts on paper. Here is how we sketch the order of sections before anyone touches a field.
Chiara Bianchi
October 14, 2026
Why every block has a light and a dark tone
Two tones are enough to give a long page rhythm without turning it into a patchwork of colours.
Nils Ekström
September 30, 2026
Writing headings that fit any block
Short headings survive every layout. A few rules we follow so a heading reads well in a hero, a card and a sidebar.
Chiara Bianchi
September 16, 2026
What changes when editors own the site
When a new page no longer needs a developer, the whole team moves faster. Here is what we saw after handing over the Studio.
Nils Ekström