danhill.us

`danhill.us` is the public-facing site used as a lightweight publishing surface for selected technical notes, system documentation, and project-adjacent writing.

The site is intentionally text-forward, static, and low-friction. It is designed to support simple publishing workflows without turning the site itself into the canonical planning system.

The site exists to:

• publish selected documentation and notes
• provide a stable public reference surface
• experiment with text-native publishing workflows
• serve as a rendered presentation layer for curated content derived from canonical sources

The site currently uses:

• Hugo as the static site generator
• GitHub Pages for deployment
• a custom text-oriented `term` theme
• Org-native publishing experiments for curated documentation pages

The content model is intentionally small and still evolving.

The current publishing model separates:

• internal operational content
• curated public-facing documents
• rendered site output

Internal project and operational records remain canonical in the Org system. Public-facing content is authored or adapted into the `org/publish/` layer, then copied into the Hugo repository as site content for deployment-safe publication.

This keeps the public site from becoming the source of truth while still allowing it to reflect real project and system documentation.

• refine the text-native site design
• test Org-native publishing workflows
• expand the set of worthwhile project/system docs available on the site
• keep deployment simple and legible

This project is both a real site and an active publishing workflow experiment. Its importance is not only the rendered website, but also the boundary it helps define between internal operational documents and public documentation.