I conduct ongoing research and development into my personal archive website, building it as a large-scale platform for authoring, organizing, distributing, and presenting work across my creative and technical practice. The project provides a unified system with dedicated portals and structures for the many different kinds of content I produce.
The project serves as a flagship for much of my web development research. Its development spans frontend and server-side systems, server maintenance, branding and visual design, information architecture, content authoring, server-side rendering, publishing tools, and the systems needed to maintain an increasingly large corpus of work.
A major focus is long-term scalability. As new projects, products, articles, artworks, tools, and other forms of work are created, the platform is developed to accommodate them without fragmenting the archive across unrelated services or formats. This provides stable, canonical locations for published work while allowing the underlying system to continue evolving.
Development is ongoing, with the website serving both as working infrastructure for my broader practice and as an environment for continued experimentation and research in web development, publishing, archival systems, and large-scale content organization.