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Order in the chaos : I bring order to the chaos in your business. Outside, a site people recognize at first glance. Inside, automations and AI agents that work quietly.
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Lorenzo Lottici presents himself as a creative developer and automation architect who brings order to the chaos in a business. He describes two sides to the work: outside, a site people recognize at first glance; inside, automations and AI agents that work quietly.
Everything is set in light capitals on black, and the ORDER IN THE CHAOS headline is the large element, on the left of the screen. On desktop, two thin rules at the bottom split the page into a practical side, LET'S BRING ORDER, PRIVACY, COOKIES, and a side of instructions, ONE CLICK SETS OFF THE SHOCK and PRESS AND HOLD TO BREAK THE ORDER. The idea: the web design talks to the visitor like a control panel, and the hierarchy relies on scale.
At the top right, the menu sits in short two-line columns, WHAT I DO and PATH, WORK and THINKING, then LET'S TALK with an arrow above an IT / EN switch, while the name and title sit apart on the left. On mobile, these entries fold into a MENU label, and the instructions switch to a monospace with ONE TAP SETS OFF THE SHOCK: the UX adapts its wording to touch.
Observed in November 2026
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