Projects 03
JetLabs
Where tomorrow’s projects are born. Small, fast experiments that exist in service of a Studio project — one that already exists, or one that does not yet.
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How an experiment ends
Every entry here is going somewhere, including nowhere. Publishing one has to stay under thirty minutes, or this section goes stale within a quarter — so the format is deliberately small: what we asked, what we learned, what is next.
01Prototype
PrototypeA question worth two weeks. Might be nothing.
02Active
ActiveStill learning something. Being worked on.
03Graduated
GraduatedOutgrew the lab. Now lives somewhere with its own name.
04Archived
ArchivedAnswered its question, and the answer was no.
One line through four stages, in the order an experiment moves along it. Every node is a stage, named above its status.
Graduation is the interesting one. When an experiment outgrows the lab it is archived here with honours and promoted to a project of its own — which is also how a fourth featured project arrives without redesigning anything.
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Experiments
Nothing published here yet — and no pretending otherwise. The format is ready, and an experiment appears the day one has something honest to say about what it taught us, which is usually after it has failed at least once.
Have a question you would want answered in two weeks? The Studio builds in the open, and JetLabs is the least formal door in.
How to get involved03
Not to be confused with the sandbox
JetLabs is narrow on purpose: everything here serves a Studio project. The company-wide playground — anything, for anyone, with no obligation to ever ship — lives at WPAgency.space.