Changelog

Writing leaves the primary nav. The footer Writing link opens the Medium profile, and the footer GitHub link opens the nerdwglassez profile. The OneX study links to the AI presence framework under Execution shift.

A result counts up when it comes into view, then it stays. When motion is reduced, the number is already there.

Selected work on the homepage follows the home frame: two project cards, then three rows with layer bars. Each one links to its study.

Selected work on the homepage, and the related cards on Design Ops and AI presence, now show a still from that project.

Case studies ask for a password once in a browser session. Ask for the password opens the contact panel.

The Marketing Cloud study uses the diagram drawings from the frame. The B2B chapter sits on the ink band. Who we spoke with shows the brand marks across the study column.

The Learning sandboxes hero shows the path from the earlier sandbox to the visionary prototype, through sketch, model, map, and validate.

The four layers open as you scroll How I work, on a phone as well as on a wide screen. The section holds while they separate. Reduced motion still shows them already open.

The rotating dotted ring is gone from the homepage hero. The star field stays, and the constellation still draws as you scroll.

On a phone, the hero illustration uses the mobile crop. The orbit sits in the column, and the rest of the field stays off the left edge. Wider screens keep the centered field.

The two project cards at the end of Design Ops share the row. The space above them, between them, and before the footer follows the related frame.

The AI presence project now shows how intent ladders from a job to a company goal, the confidence continuum for when to act, and the two UX Collective essays.

A project row on the homepage stacks on a phone, so the page no longer scrolls sideways.

The work list is gone. Projects open from the nav.

Work in the nav shows a node and an up chevron while its menu is open. The bar is Work, Writing, and About Me.

The OneX case study is published. Work in the nav opens that study, from the executive workshop through the SteerCo demo.

The nav takes the color of the section under it. It leaves when you scroll down and comes back when you scroll up.

Work in the nav opens a menu of selected studies. On a phone it opens the full-screen sheet, and Work expands inside that sheet.

The Marketing Cloud case study is published. Work in the nav opens that study, from the B2B migration strategy through the Connections 2025 announcement.

The project map dots now orbit. Shoulder tap, back and forth, and let me help each turn at their own pace.

The Learning sandboxes case study is published. Work in the nav opens that study, with the sandbox, the AI Learning Guide, and the research behind it.

The homepage follows the tablet and phone frames. The wide star field and the layer pin stay on a laptop. On a smaller screen the finished field sits above the words, and the layers stack.

The homepage hero is the full star field. The constellation still draws as you scroll, and the orbit keeps turning behind it. On a phone, and when motion is reduced, the field is already complete.

The nav stays on screen. The page scrolls underneath it.

Design Ops is published as a project. Work in the nav opens the sprint rhythm nine designers kept, from the operating calendar through the onboarding deck.

Get in touch opens a panel on the page you are already on. Close, Escape, or the dimmed page puts it away. A note is emailed when mail is configured.

The right touch is published as a project. Work in the nav opens the AI presence framework, with the four levels and how a person moves between them.

The navigation label How I lead is now About Me. That page follows the About frame: the path, the principles, and the quotes.

The About page follows the tablet and phone frames. On a laptop the portrait stays beside the words. On a smaller screen it sits underneath, the photos stay three across until a phone, and the last quote takes the full row on a tablet.

The About page stacks the portrait from tablet down, keeps four numbers in a row until the phone, and turns the career path into a vertical timeline on tablet.

The homepage now includes Danielle Grau’s line, between the writing notes and the contact band.

Storybook now has the orb, a stat, a quote, a section header, and a work row. The live pages still use the earlier shell.

Storybook now has the orbit component kit and the foundations frame. The canvas is a flat brand surface. The live pages still use the earlier shell.

The homepage now uses the orbit shell. The hero map and the four planes follow the scrollbar, then let the rest of the page go. Selected work, writing, and the contact band are on the live page. The testimonial stays off until the exact words are in the repo.

The homepage star map draws as you scroll. The dial keeps turning behind it, and the orb sharpens when the last links arrive. On a phone, and when motion is reduced, the map is already complete.

The workspace is in place. Tokens, the page shells, the project folder, and this changelog are ready for real work.