A place for small ideas

The case for keeping a corner of the web simple.

A useful website does not need to be large. A few well-kept pages can make an idea easier to find, revisit, and share.

Start with the words

Write down the one thing a page should communicate before choosing its layout. Clear headings and short paragraphs give readers a route through the material.

Keep the basics dependable

Links should lead somewhere useful. Images should have descriptions. Text should remain readable on a narrow screen. These small decisions matter more than decorative features.

Leave room to grow

A simple collection can expand one note at a time. Keep addresses stable and update existing pages when an explanation can be improved.