RESEARCH #prj • 2/10/2025 michalove eleventy • design Open Project ↗ Initial observations: - Site title indicates focus on "Computational Philosophy" - Contains multiple project types: Research, Tools, Art, Activism, and Writing - Heavy emphasis on academic/theoretical writing (20+ Substack articles) - Projects tagged with frameworks like NextJS, Eleventy, Vite - Consistent themes around knowledge systems, networks, AI, and social impact - Mix of practical tools and theoretical research Type matches: RESEARCH: Strong match Academic focus in title (Computational Philosophy) Multiple research projects tagged explicitly Theoretical writing on complex topics Focus on knowledge systems and epistemology Academic methodology evident in content ACTIVISM: Moderate match Several activism-tagged projects Social impact focus in some works Community-oriented tools TOOL: Moderate match Multiple utility tools present Practical applications ART: Weak match Few art projects Not primarily focused on aesthetics INTERACTIVE: Weak match Limited focus on user interaction More static content than interactive Classification: RESEARCH Visual Impact Analysis: Content Distribution: Writing/Blog Posts: 45% (20+ Substack articles) Tools/Projects: 25% (candlelight, reliquary, needmatch, etc Analysis Type Initial observations: - Site title indicates focus on "Computational Philosophy" - Contains multiple project types: Research, Tools, Art, Activism, and Writing - Heavy emphasis on academic/theoretical writing (20+ Substack articles) - Projects tagged with frameworks like NextJS, Eleventy, Vite - Consistent themes around knowledge systems, networks, AI, and social impact - Mix of practical tools and theoretical research Type matches: RESEARCH: Strong match Academic focus in title (Computational Philosophy) Multiple research projects tagged explicitly Theoretical writing on complex topics Focus on knowledge systems and epistemology Academic methodology evident in content ACTIVISM: Moderate match Several activism-tagged projects Social impact focus in some works Community-oriented tools TOOL: Moderate match Multiple utility tools present Practical applications ART: Weak match Few art projects Not primarily focused on aesthetics INTERACTIVE: Weak match Limited focus on user interaction More static content than interactive Classification: RESEARCH. This is best classified as a research-focused project because: The site's primary identity is academic/theoretical (Computational Philosophy) The majority of content consists of theoretical writing and research Even the tools and activism projects appear to support research goals Strong emphasis on knowledge systems and theoretical frameworks Consistent academic approach across different project types Complexity Technical Complexity Analysis: Framework & Architecture Framework: Eleventy (11ty) - Medium complexity Static site generation approach Clean URL structure with dated entries Rating: 6/10 Content Structure Well-organized content types: Writing (#sub entries) Tools (#prj) Research Art Activism Consistent tagging system Clear date-based organization Rating: 7/10 Technology Stack Multiple project implementations using: Next.js Create React App Vite Eleventy Diverse technology usage indicates sophisticated development approach Rating: 8/10 Integration Complexity External links (Substack articles) Tag-based filtering Project categorization Rating: 5/10 Overall Technical Complexity Score: 6.5/10 Classification: Moderate Technical Complexity Key Technical Features: Static site generation Multi-framework project portfolio Taxonomical organization Content-first architecture Impact Visual Impact Analysis: Content Distribution: Writing/Blog Posts: 45% (20+ Substack articles) Tools/Projects: 25% (candlelight, reliquary, needmatch, etc.) Activism Projects: 15% (mitrally, endhungerla, puulse) Art Projects: 10% (whisperbloom, waterislife) Research: 5% (soam, interplay-research-studio) Visual Structure Rating: 7/10 Clean chronological layout Clear categorization with tags Consistent formatting for entries External links clearly marked with ↗ Good use of whitespace Content Organization: Primary Categories: TOOL, ACTIVISM, ART, WRITING, RESEARCH Secondary Tags: high-impact, complex, nextjs, substack, resonetics Date-based sorting (newest to oldest) Visual Hierarchy: Strong: Project titles and categories Medium: Dates and tags Light: Additional metadata and links Areas for Improvement: Could benefit from visual separation between different content types Consider adding thumbnails/preview images Potential for better visual distinction between internal/external links Overall Visual Impact Score: 8/10 The site maintains a clean, academic aesthetic appropriate for computational philosophy content while remaining highly readable and well-organized. Technical Details Framework: eleventy Latest Deployment: 2/10/2025 Status: READY