Every date,worked back.
From the day the piece must be in hand: brief, two proofs, three working days at the printer. A dot turns red the day it slips.
Six weeks,one line.
Events, brief-by days and every deadline on the same days. Tap a dot to open the job.
Month by month.
Events, brief-by days and deadlines on their day.
Made since June.
Finished pieces from the studio. Codes and QR on vouchers and table tags are hidden on purpose.
Run by Rudy
On the way
What you're looking at.
The live board of the Rudy & Bryan design studio for Baristart Coffee Singapore: what we're making, when each piece is due, and the work we've shipped.
The next big date, and the 7 days ahead. Each square is one piece due that day.
Every event worked back from the day it's needed: brief, two proofs, the printer, in hand. A red dot means a date slipped.
Six weeks on one line. Drag sideways, tap a dot.
Two months at a time, with what we shipped each month.
Finished pieces. Tap one to see it larger and where it lives.
How often does it update?
On its own, through the day from 9am to 6pm. The time at the top right shows the last change.
Why are some codes blurred?
Voucher codes, QR codes, WiFi details and phone numbers are hidden on purpose, so nobody can use them from here.
Can I change anything here?
No, it's read-only. Only Rudy and Bryan can edit the task list behind it.
How do I brief a design job?
Email Rudy with what you need, the sizes, and the date it must be in hand. Allow about 7 working days for print, 3 for social posts and 5 for anything else.
Who's behind it?
Rudy runs marketing and the studio's planning. Bryan is the designer behind most of the artwork.