The landing page gets special treatment
The front door is deliberate: branding, first impression, illustration, typography, and the simplest expression of the project deserve careful iteration.
Behind it, capture wins
Interior pages can be created quickly, overlap, contradict one another for a while, contain unresolved technical alternatives, and change radically. Their first job is to get the thinking out of ephemeral conversation and into the project itself.
Before v1, documentation can describe intended reality
If a page describes the product we mean to build as though it exists, that is acceptable during the workshop phase.
At v1, the rules change
When YourFeed is ready for outside testing, public claims should be reconciled with tested behavior and future ideas distinguished from working features.
This website may never become “finished”
Even if the platform matures, YourFeed.io can remain part introduction, part documentation, part design notebook, part technical archive, and part demonstration.
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