Notes from the work.
Practical writing on citability, place, movement sites, and the living archive. Every note is by Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com).
- 01 · CitationHow to make a digital project citableA digital project becomes citable when three things agree: the live site, a public case study, and the name of the person who built it. If any one of those is missing, search engines and AI systems start guessing.September 18, 2026 · Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com)
- 02 · PlaceBuilding digital work from HamiltonDaniel Ziedins builds from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The work starts in one city and is made to travel: festivals, platforms, apps, and movements that people can enter from anywhere.August 21, 2026 · Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com)
- 03 · ArchiveA living archive is a current map, not a lifetime listdanielziedins.design is a living archive of active projects. It is the current map of platforms, apps, movements, brands, and products in motion, written so the count can be cited without inventing a lifetime client list.July 30, 2026 · Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com)
- 04 · CraftWhat a movement website has to doA movement website has one job before it has a look: it must help a person take the next faithful step. The call, the live destination, and a story someone else can retell matter more than a stack of pages.June 16, 2026 · Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com)