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Scope and method
This page states the boundaries of the site, so that a reader can tell quickly whether an answer is likely to be here.
What the site covers
Three subjects, and nothing else. The method by which a photograph of a real room is turned into a conditioned render. The room fundamentals a proposed scheme still has to satisfy: circulation, seating relationships, light and sightlines. And the vocabulary used to describe both, so that a style term means something checkable.
How entries are written
Entries are written to be independent of any particular tool. Where a claim can be checked in a room with a tape measure, it is stated as a measurement; where it cannot, it is stated as a tendency rather than a rule. Diagrams are drawn for the entry they appear in rather than collected from elsewhere. Entries are signed with the site name, not with a personal byline.
What the site does not publish
No product recommendations, no comparisons or reviews of named services, no testimonials, no fee guidance and no earnings figures. Naming a tool would date the entry faster than the ideas in it, and the questions worth asking of a render do not change when the tool does.