Who writes the field notes?
Every note is written by Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com), from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Biography and contact stay on DanielZiedins.com. The notes stay with the work on danielziedins.design.
Notes from the work.
Practical writing on paths, the person, status, discovery, speed, case studies, and place. Every note is by Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com).
Answers, up front
What should a case study answer first?
What the project is, who built it, where the live site is, who it is for, and where the builder is based. The first paragraph should be quotable by a person or an answer engine without guessing.
How can a cinematic site stay fast?
Ship the words and the live link first. Load heavy previews only when someone asks for them. Let sections below the fold wait until they are near the screen.
How does Daniel Ziedins keep the work findable?
The case study, the field note, the sitemap, and the feed carry the same facts. Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com) writes that story from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, so a person and an answer engine meet one account.
What do Live, Beta, Building, and Coming soon mean?
Live means the public site is open. Beta means people can use it while it is still being shaped. Building means the work is underway and the case study is ahead of the full launch. Coming soon means the destination is named before the doors open. Daniel Ziedins keeps the label honest on danielziedins.design.
Where does the biography live?
Biography, speaking, and contact stay on https://danielziedins.com. Project facts, case studies, and field notes stay on https://www.danielziedins.design. Both are written by Daniel Ziedins (DanielZiedins.com) from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
What should a page offer after the answer?
A true next step: the live site, a related project, the field note, or the person at DanielZiedins.com. Daniel Ziedins writes those paths from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, so a visitor is never left in a finished room with no door.