SAVE is the site for a meme coin about the floppy disk, the object that disappeared while its picture stayed on every save button. It is a working Windows desktop where the only thing that works is Save. A custom site for a client: we designed and built the brand and the site.
Everyone still saves their work by pressing a picture of a disk they have never held. The brief was to make that idea something you could use rather than read about, so we built the machine it came from and left one verb working.
A desktop where the only thing that works is the one thing everyone still uses.
The site boots from drive A, with a BIOS screen, a drive light and a sound. It plays once per visit and steps aside.
Icons can be dragged and stay where you leave them, but they don't open. Every program answers with the same message: nothing on this computer works except Save.
The floppy holds a real 1.44MB. Its Properties count visits, bytes written and erased, and those counts survive a format.
The argument opens in a Notepad window marked read only, the one file on the machine you can't keep.
Ctrl+S writes to the floppy, and what you type in Notepad is still there when you come back.
Copy Disk hands you a link to your disk, which opens write protected for whoever you send it to.
Two static pages with hand-plotted cursors and icons, an animated wallpaper and no framework.
Tell us about your business and what you'd like to improve. We'll review the details and see whether we're a good fit.
We work on a limited number of projects at a time, staying closely involved from the first review through the relaunch.