A new public face with a preserved private workspace
V9 rebuilt the public presentation around the existing brand and research method, with a CSS-only refresh of the intranet.
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Behind the publishing house.
A record of the website, the research systems and the decisions that connect them.
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A record drawn from project documentation. Private authors and titles stay private.
A release path that keeps the source honest
The shared website standard made source-first edits, controlled mirroring and automatic asset versioning explicit project requirements.
Read the entryA preview is not a publication
V8 explored a multi-page public site but remained an uncommitted preview while v7 stayed live.
Read the entryMeasurement starts with an honest question
A minimal v7 release added basic public-site measurement and a disclosure, leaving the primary outcome for a separate decision.
Read the entryThe website includes its wrong turns
V6 added branded error pages and a consistent canonical hostname while retaining the approved public baseline.
Read the entryA release can be reversed without losing the work
V5 was published and then rolled back for further refinement, while its authoring source remained available.
Read the entrySeparating current state from project history
Moving dated changes into one history file helped the project plan remain a usable statement of current work.
Read the entryOne deployment home for the website
The root deployment repository became the designated publishing surface, reducing ambiguity between historical copies.
Read the entryGiving private work its own place
A multi-page intranet separated operational review from the public publishing-house website.
Read the entryA workflow label is an editorial claim
The manuscript register and folder states were corrected so research preparation did not imply editorial decisions.
Read the entryA captured text needs an evidence package
Repeatable capture, source manifests and quality notes made recovered material reviewable without implying publication readiness.
Read the entrySeparating the page from its styling
The first v5 candidate kept the public message while moving presentation into a readable, separate stylesheet.
Read the entryTurning manuscript search into a repeatable method
A repository register and staged search plan replaced dependence on a single discovery channel.
Read the entryA publishing house needs a working memory
A shared structure for editorial work, governance and records gave the project a foundation beyond its homepage.
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