This page answers Frank's request of 03-10-2026:
I read the live site on 03-10-2026, its catalogue file and its folder. The front door opens on "Your creative library", a search bar and 204 cards, of which 24 show at first. Nothing on it answers the question you arrive with: "I need a presentation, what does a good one look like here?"
| Fault | What I saw |
|---|---|
| Built as a library, not around a job | The cards are sorted by the kind of resource (recipe, tool, reference, principle), not by what you want to make. |
| Half of it is a tool catalogue | 99 of the 215 records are tool reviews: 36 video, 32 voice, 28 image. Interface design, the heart of the studio, has 45. Tools Frank owns already live in the kit. |
| Three sortings that disagree | The sidebar mixes media (UI, Voice, Video, Speakers, Images) with types (Workflows, References, Principles). The sub-pages carry another menu (Documents, Screens, Speakers, Motion, Diagrams, Inspiration, Publishing). The records use 23 different kinds for 215 items. The review of 15-08-2026 found the same fault; it is still there. |
| Two looks | The front door is a grey sidebar application; the sub-pages are serif documents with a top bar. A reader changes site at the first click. |
| The workroom is in the shop window | "The inbox", "Shown log", "Studio tool register", two reviews of the studio itself and 14 notes on online videos and models sit next to the rules, under "Principles". |
| Our best work is not the headline | The pages you approved (the analysis page, the liked models, the space registry form, the globes) are cards among 204, at the same size as a stylesheet file. |
| Sessions do not use the site | 24 skills point at the studio folder; they read its rule files, and only 2 touch the catalogue behind the front door. The site serves you alone, and does not serve you. |
| The folder carries two applications | 77,387 files. A design-system editor (2 gigabytes) and the FossFLOW diagram app (860 megabytes, 75,014 files) are bundled inside the studio and published with it. |
Verdict: the content is often good; the organisation hides it. The studio grew by adding and was sorted three times, each time by the type of document rather than by the job.
The studio is the single home for how things are made to look and sound in your work: pages, presentations, diagrams, films, speakers and voices. It has three readers, in this order:
In one line: ask "make me X", and the studio answers "here is what a good X looks like in this house, here is how to make one, here is the tool".
The front door asks one question, "What do you want to make?", and shows eight large tiles. Each tile carries a picture of the best example we have made of that thing.
| # | Door | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A document | Notes, analyses, plans, specifications, teaching pages, manuals |
| 2 | A public page or site | Homepages, landing pages, project sites: the showpieces |
| 3 | A presentation | Decks, talks with a speaker, posters |
| 4 | A diagram or concept picture | Concept drawings, globes, process and architecture diagrams |
| 5 | A form or app screen | Operator forms, citizen screens, mockups |
| 6 | A film or video | Product films, family videos, motion on a page |
| 7 | A speaker | A person who presents the page, from portrait to clip |
| 8 | A voice | Narration, dictation, voice agents |
Every door has the same four parts, in this order:
Behind the eight doors, three shelves only, and search over everything:
For Claude sessions: one map, read by the front door and by the skills alike. Each record says which door it serves and which of the four parts it is, replacing the 23 kinds. A session asked for a presentation reads the presentation door in order.
One menu and one look on every page: the eight doors and the three shelves, in the document look the sub-pages already use.
| Today | Goes to | How |
|---|---|---|
| Cards recipes, templates, examples (about 45) | Their door, parts 1 to 3 | Re-tagged in the catalogue; pictures kept |
| Tool reviews (99) | Tools shelf and part 4 of their door | Off the front door; measured facts point to the kit |
| Principles, Kennedy, taste, documentation design | Rules shelf | Each door links only the rules it needs |
| Galleries, liked models, benches | Inspiration shelf and part 2 of each door | Liked models tagged by door |
| Inbox, shown log, tool register, studio reviews, video notes | A working folder, not published | Stay on disk for sessions; leave the site |
| Design-system editor and FossFLOW apps | Their own project folders | Moved out of the studio; a link and a picture stay |
| The long guide file at the top of the folder | A short map for sessions | Twelve principles, the eight doors, where each part lives |
Nothing is deleted. Every page keeps its address or gets a redirect; only its place in the menus changes.