Appendix / Colophon
Colophon.
A thin green line follows the edge of the homepage. The diagrams explain a decision or a sequence; the continuous-line portrait comes from my photograph. Here are the choices and references behind the site.
Type for four kinds of reading
Archivo sets the headlines. Geist carries the short passages, and Geist Mono marks dates and coordinates. Newsreader takes over in longer pieces. Astro and React run the site. SVG draws the figures; GSAP handles the larger transitions.
The same green, adjusted for paper
The palette starts with warm paper, near-black ink and the green from Agent Maturity Compass. A deeper green keeps labels and controls legible on paper. The reading pages leave the decorative line behind.
Reading controls
The site follows your device’s reduced-motion setting. You can change motion and reading theme in the footer. Use Tab to move through the page, Escape to close a dialog and Command or Ctrl + K to search.
Design references
- Daksh Gajjar
Scroll-drawn thread and full-bleed project panels.
- Specia1ne
Numbered sections, a local clock and a concise navigation index.
- Oz Gultekin
Slash indexing, multiple entry points and chaptered reading.
- Van Lent
Technical grids and visible seams.
- Daniel Ingrassia
A continuous visual narrative.
- Armory
Technical readouts and large-scale type.
- Sandeep Kumar
Open status and lettered principles.
- Timothy Avidime
A record of roles and a filterable archive.
- GeekPlux
A quiet serif reading column and useful article metadata.
- Ankit
A site-wide metaphor grounded in the subject.
- Anatomy
Inspectable mechanisms with controls connected to the result.
- Agent Maturity Compass
The green accent, carried through the line and active controls.