How Does Proxdesign.studio Work?

In its current “Launching Soon” state, proxdesign.studio doesn’t “work” in any functional sense for a user looking for services or information. It exists purely as a placeholder. It’s a static webpage served by a web server. When you type proxdesign.studio into your browser, a series of standard internet protocols kick in, which allows you to see the “Launching Soon” message. This is how the website works to present its minimal content, but not how a service would work.

The Basic Technical Workflow (How the “Launching Soon” Page Works)

1. DNS Resolution:
   • User Action: You type proxdesign.studio into your web browser.
   • DNS Query: Your computer’s operating system or web browser sends a request to a DNS (Domain Name System) resolver.
   • Name Server Lookup: The DNS resolver looks up the domain name proxdesign.studio to find its corresponding IP address. Based on the WHOIS data, the name servers are ns11.domaincontrol.com and ns12.domaincontrol.com (GoDaddy’s nameservers). These nameservers hold the mapping.
   • IP Address Retrieval: The DNS resolver receives the IP addresses (e.g., 13.248.243.5, 76.223.105.230) associated with proxdesign.studio.
2. HTTP/HTTPS Request:
   • Connection Initiation: Your browser then attempts to establish a connection to one of these IP addresses.
   • SSL Handshake: Since the site has an SSL certificate, a secure HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) handshake occurs. This encrypts the communication channel between your browser and the web server.
   • Content Request: Your browser sends an HTTP GET request to the web server at proxdesign.studio, asking for the homepage (usually index.html).
3. Server Response:
   • File Retrieval: The web server hosting proxdesign.studio receives the request. It then retrieves the index.html file (or whatever file serves as the homepage) that contains the “Launching Soon” text.
   • Content Delivery: The server sends this index.html file, along with any associated CSS (for styling) and JavaScript (for the cookie banner functionality), back to your browser over the secure HTTPS connection.
4. Browser Rendering:
   • Page Display: Your web browser receives these files and interprets them to render the webpage on your screen, displaying the “Launching Soon” message, the copyright notice, and the cookie banner.
   • Cookie Handling: The JavaScript for the cookie banner allows you to accept or decline cookies. When you accept, it likely stores a small piece of data (a cookie) in your browser so you don’t see the banner on subsequent visits. This cookie is used to “analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience,” meaning basic analytics might be running in the background, even on a static page.

How it DOES NOT Work (Currently)

• No Service Fulfillment: The site does not provide any design services, consultations, or product downloads.
• No User Accounts: You cannot create an account, log in, or manage any profile.
• No E-commerce Functionality: There’s no shopping cart, payment gateway, or product listings.
• No Interactive Tools: Beyond accepting cookies, there are no forms (other than the implied “Contact Us” which is likely just a mailto link or leads to a simple form without advanced functionality), calculators, or dynamic content generators.
• No Real-time Interaction: There’s no chat, forum, or comment section for real-time user interaction.

In essence, proxdesign.studio works like a static brochure that only says “We’ll be open soon.” Its entire “operation” is to display this message and handle basic cookie consent.

Any true functionality or “how it works” regarding its services will only become apparent if and when the site fully launches with actual content and features.