Things worth revisiting

A reference shelf for interface patterns, component decisions, and visual language.

A compact directory of practical tools for building and operating small products.

Clear technical writing with examples that are easy to adapt.

A quiet reference for composition, color, editing workflows, and visual taste.

A grounded walkthrough of positioning, constraints, and choosing what not to build.

Good framing on technical debt, operational maturity, and engineering judgment.

A practical look at sequencing, light, timing, and noticing better frames.

A useful lens for improving craft: learn to notice quality before you can reliably produce it.

A reminder that product work and market access are part of the same system.

Practical habits for async coordination, decision-making, and keeping momentum.

Useful thinking on selection, rhythm, and making images work together.

Lessons from people turning focused products into durable businesses.

A recurring source for research habits, writing process, and better attention.

Photographers talking through process, constraints, and personal style.

A durable reference for asking better questions, organizing evidence, and writing clearly.

A placeholder for books on visual attention, composition, and developing taste.

A practical operating book for focused teams building useful products.