This plan presents a structured, brutally honest prototype for every page of the website. The aim is simple: short sentences, raw rhythm, and clear organization. Each section describes what content goes where and how it will be arranged. The approach reflects a “coffee conversation, no-nonsense” tone. A visual site graph is included. The overall vibe and design are unfussy and direct. No clutter. Minimalist, but with an edge. Brutal honesty guides every element. The site is as simple as a candid talk—nothing extra, nothing hidden, just sharp content and easy navigation. The look is clean, stripped down, and instantly readable. The focus: content and truth, not noise.

  1. Introduction Page [Your Name] [Your Position Now] [Your Photo]

I am [Your Name]. I do [What You Do]. I write. I code. No fuss.

[Timeline, below:] 2025 – [Your current role] 2023 – [Previous position] 2021 – [Previous position] 2018 – [Previous position] … [Timeline ends]

Elements: Name, Title, Portrait, 2-3 sentence intro, Current position, Vertical timeline with blunt labels.

 

  1. Blog Page [Disclaimer] Everything here is what I thought. When I thought it. Might change. Might not. Don’t care.

[Blog List, strictly by date]

  • [Title 1] (Date) → click opens post page
  • [Title 2] (Date)
  • [Title 3] (Date) …

[Each post is a link. No tags. No summary. No extra data.]

Elements: Disclaimer (curated, crisp, top), List of catchy one-line post titles with date, newest first. Each links to its own post page.

Blog Post Page (Format) [Post Title] [Date]

CONTENT.

Short. Blunt. Honest. Play with formatting—sometimes an article, sometimes a paragraph, sometimes a list.

[No comments. No likes. No shares. Nothing else.]

Each post can break format. Title and date always present. Rest: as simple as possible.

 

  1. Please Steal My Stolen Content [Table or List, mixed and random order]

Date | Reference (title as link, author, publish date) | Tags (theme, intensity) | My Comment

2025-09-18 | Steal Like An Artist, Kleon, 2012 | inspiration, skimmed | Changed the way I see copying. 2025-06-22 | Some Big Paper, Author, 2020 | ai, digged | Short. Deep. Blew my head.

[… as many lines as you want, fill backward in time]

[Disclaimer at bottom:] This is my open access memory. It’s a mess. It shaped me. Might misread things. That’s fine. Steal if you want. Read if you dare.

Elements: Brutalist grid/list. Columns: Date, Reference (title/hyperlink, author, year), Theme-tag(s), Read-level tag, Your comment. Bottom: Brutally honest disclaimer box.

  1. Contributions Page [Strict chronological order] 2025: [Paper Title] (hyperlink) [Journal or Conference, if relevant] 2024: [Conference Talk Title] (hyperlink) 2023: [Media Article Title] (hyperlink) 2022: [Op-Ed Title] (hyperlink) … [No comments. No embellishments. No highlights.]

Elements: Pure list, each line one entry. Date, Title (linked), where published. Mixed publication types together by year. Sober and minimal.   Graph of Site Organization [Introduction] | ———————————————— | | | [Blog] [Steal My Stolen] [Contributions] | | | [Individual [Brutalist [Simple, Posts] List/Table] chronological]

Navigation:  Always accessible nav: Intro | Blog | Steal | Contributions  Each section self-contained, minimal cross-links.  Only blog posts have a sub-page (for full post content).

Summary of Structure & Tone:  Brutal, honest, easy-to-read writing only  Short, punchy sections; never wordy  No “hooks,” comments, engagement pushes  Randomness and mixiness by design  Every non-essential removed