Six ways to look
The same words about Hedgy Labs, rendered six completely different ways. Same content, wildly different feel. Open each, live with it, and tell me which one is us.
Warm archival paper, burnt-amber accent, field-note margins. Refined and quietly premium — the original direction.
An AI lab as a literal research paper. Justified serif, numbered sections, an abstract, footnotes, a references list. Almost no color.
Big, dark, and in motion. Scroll-driven type that scales and slides, a pinned statement, a horizontal reel. Inspired by tenex.co.
Image-led and full-bleed. Duotoned photography, overlaid captions, a magazine grid. The lab as a body of work you can look at.
The lab as a command line. Monospace everything, ASCII rules, a phosphor-green cursor, raw grid. Unmistakably built by engineers.
The CS-professor personal page. Times New Roman, black on white, bright blue underlined links, projects listed like publications, a visitor counter. Charmingly unstyled — and it reads as deeply technical.