Strategy Lead · Dublin
Starts every project with research and index cards. Asks what a field is for before anyone adds it, and runs our workshops.
Our first content modelling workshop in the Copenhagen print shop: twelve people from a museum, a library, a ferry company and a newspaper, one bus station, too much coffee, and a dog who wanted to help with the pile. Everyone found their own content in a building.
We spent a day at the Register's office with every card drawer open, turning eleven typed lines and a pencilled back into a content model. It turns out a building is three things, has six names, and doesn't stop being a building when it is knocked down.
One question, asked of every field before it exists, does most of the work in our content modelling: who reads this value, and when? Here is why it matters more than it sounds, the index-card exercise we built around it, and what ends up in the pile.
The studio, its people, its clients and their 1,912 buildings are invented, to show what a site built on Nohead looks like. The projects, posts, people and images live in a Nohead project; Astro builds the site.
Use this starterClone the starter, connect it to your own project, and replace Small Caps with your own story. Publishing a post rebuilds the site.
View on GitHubDesign your content model, edit and publish in a shared editor, and read it anywhere through the API and SDKs.
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