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Personal Website
This website you're on. A digital home for my thoughts, projects, and adventures.
What I'm building
A personal archive for essays, projects, books, tools, adventures, and useful notes.
Why it exists
I wanted a durable home for the things I am learning and collecting instead of scattering them across social platforms.
The question I'm working through
How do I make the first five minutes feel like a guided tour instead of a pile of interesting rooms?
What I've learned
Clear information architecture matters more than adding another page.
Where it stands
- Shipped
- Navigation, search, the newsletter, books, essays, projects, products, adventures, skills, and agent-readable API surfaces.
- Tension
- The archive has more depth than the homepage currently explains.
What's next
Publish useful project updates, send the monthly note, and learn which stories readers want to follow.
Build notes
Made it easier to follow the work
Put monthly updates and current work on the homepage, surfaced project descriptions and build notes, and added a sample newsletter and practical guides.
Reframed Projects as a build documentary
Moved project pages away from static portfolio cards and toward current questions, evidence, and dated progress notes.
Structured the site as a living archive
Generated pages, metadata, sitemaps, and API outputs so the site can scale without every new thought becoming a hand-edited page.