Temporal authority
JD Workshop as a dated archive. Projects are documents. Provenance is shown. Proof is attached to every era.
Interactions are built-in: scroll through events, reveal documents, and compare eras.
Each node is a dated project document with provenance metadata. Jump between eras or read linearly.
First real client engagements delivered from a single product lane. Records preserved as signed case studies.
Workshop founding notes, client agreement summary, and first shipped project artifacts. Source: retained partner archive.
First version of the evidence labeling model introduced to clients. Real, concept, and built-demo states defined.
Internal memo defining proof tiers, verification requirements, and client-facing labeling rules.
25 standalone sites commissioned as variation library. Each site becomes its own proof surface.
Variation briefs, site URLs, deployment notes, and QA records for the landmark pilot build.
A speculative extension: self-adapting chronology based on receipt density, client milestones, and seasonal output rhythms.
One-paragraph description of an adaptive chronology concept with stated assumptions, known unknowns, and required validation steps.
Variation 24 built as isolated static site. Distinct voice, distinct layout, responsive behavior, and guide-first truth model.
Current site build, verification state, responsiveness notes, and next deployment step.
Decision surface
This variation is distinct from prior sites. It trades motion for archival authority and uses dated documents to give proven evidence a neutral home.
This concept would let the timeline reorder events by evidence strength, client milestones, or preservation status.
Provenance detail.