It is great to see that Andrew Linton Studio is currently accepting select projects, which suggests they are maintaining a manageable workload to ensure quality. The range of work from photography portfolios to oral history archives on AWS shows versatility. The emphasis on building platforms where the client retains ownership and control, as seen with Evergreen Family Stories, is a strong selling point. The Milkyway Fiasco Series archive also demonstrates long-term viability, keeping content searchable and public after three years of broadcasts. For someone looking for a partner who builds from the ground up rather than relying on rented platforms, the studio seems well-positioned. The clear call to action to inquire makes the next step straightforward for potential clients.
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1 question · Jump to Q&AThe focus on owned sites and batch uploads for photographers seems really exciting. The AWS platform for family stories looks like a powerful tool for preserving heritage with full control.
The portfolio presented on the website is quite impressive, showcasing a diverse range of projects from photography portfolios to complex oral history platforms. It seems clear that the studio has deep technical expertise, particularly in building custom solutions on AWS and handling multimedia processing. The ability to create dedicated sites that allow clients to own their data, as seen with the Evergreen Family Stories project, is a significant selling point. However, while the quality of the output appears high, the pricing structure is not immediately apparent from the available information. There is no clear indication of hourly rates or fixed project costs. For someone considering this company, it would be helpful to know if the pricing scales with the complexity of the infrastructure or if there are standard packages. It seems like a premium service, but understanding the exact cost implications would be important before committing to a project.
The portfolio showcases clear problem-solving, particularly in replacing slow template hosts with owned sites and handling complex archival needs on AWS.
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About Andrew Linton Studio
Andrew Linton Studio designs, engineers, deploys, and operates custom digital products for clients, with an emphasis on sites that the client owns rather than platforms like Squarespace. The studio's work includes photography portfolios with print commerce, book and photography campaign sites, and an oral-history platform for recording and memorializing stories, with one project built on AWS. It has also built an independent fashion marketplace that aggregates multiple labels under one site. The studio presents its services alongside case studies of selected projects.
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- andrewlinton.studio
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- Categories
- Computer software, Design, Online media
