PROJECT / 07 FEATURE ARTICLE
Personal TechMagazine
A personal technical magazine for software, tools, systems, and experiments.
01 Publication flow
From canonical project data to a static site
- 01Canonical project data
- 02Homepage / Work Index
- 03Generated Project Details
- 04Static publication
02 Project overview
A designed technical system
The site is designed as a personal technical magazine. Software, tools, systems, and experiments are presented editorially, with project details shaped as publication pages rather than promotional case studies.
The visual language intentionally avoids a generic developer-portfolio or SaaS aesthetic. Hierarchy comes from typography, spacing, project metadata, and technical surfaces.
03 Publishing system
One project source, several public views
04 Implementation
Static pages generated from canonical data
The publication uses static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A canonical project data file drives the homepage and Work directory, while a Node-based generator creates the complete Project Detail pages.
The site is compatible with static deployment through GitHub Pages. Responsive layouts support desktop and mobile, and motion is restrained with reduced-motion support.
05 Publication surfaces
A compact public index and its supporting pages
A featured project introduces the site through a focused editorial spread.
A small set of software systems receives more room for technical context.
The homepage keeps the public body of work compact and browsable.
Generated pages describe each project's design, system, and implementation.
The /work/ page contains the comprehensive project ledger.
Typography, spacing, metadata, rules, and technical surfaces carry across pages.