Everything Your Business Does, in One Place
The Studio, as it looks today.
The showroom
The page opens on a stage. Pick your trade from the menu in the spotlight’s beam and a phone shows that business’s operating system running on sample data. Swipe to the next. Tap to make it big and drive it. No video of software. The software.
The free Market Snapshot
The second stage belongs to accelerated DBM, our research division. Type any ZIP code, town, county or state in the USA and the government’s own numbers come up side by side, raw and unchanged. It is free, and it is pulled by Market Narc. The link to give people is aexperiences.studio/snapshot.
The web packages
Websites, stores and custom apps, on a wheel of doors you spin with an arrow or a swipe, each with its price on the door. No sample sites. Those are other people’s businesses, not our art.
Done for you
The Studio runs on its own software, and the last stage shows how: the orbit of rooms that runs this company, with the operating systems at the bottom. Then one box to start a project.
Phone first
Every stage was built on a phone first, then the laptop. Same room on both.
Scope
A top-to-bottom rebuild of aexperiences.studio on October 12–15, 2026, finished as one continuous dark room with six sections and nothing left in the old scheme.
Sections
Showroom stage: stage photo, script banner, the AOS saucer intro, a beam menu of trades, and a phone carousel of live systems on sample data with tap-to-enlarge. On laptops the about panel lives in the beam column. DBM stage: the Market Snapshot running live, full size, defaulting to the United States. Web stage: the packages as a pinwheel carousel with published prices; no sample-site links. Done For You: the orbit-and-spine component under the AE plaque. Contact: one Start a project box over the three division marks. Footer.
Structure
Market Snapshot and accelerated DBM moved to their own public pages; the home carries only the stages. A dock on every page (Home, Snapshot, Store, DBM, More). Section theming is one shared block: a radial lamp, a dark gradient and a one-pixel gold hairline per section, with no light flash between sections.
Rules applied
Phone width first, then laptop. No counts of systems or trades. “Any market in the USA.” Every new public page added to the allowed-paths list so no visitor hits a sign-in wall.