inspect.
Write-ups on the things I build, with notes that point like a browser's inspector.
overview.
Inspect is where I write up the things I build: a write-up for each project on why it changed and what went wrong on the way, and shorter notes on the small details its project page leaves out. Screenshots stay clean until you point at a note, and then that part gets a blue selection box with handles, the way a browser's inspector marks an element. Clips get a timeline, and some figures are the real thing, like a rolling number you can break one rule at a time.
It began as BlogSpace, a feed of placeholder posts with a box to write your own. None of that writing was mine, and I had things to say about my projects, so the rebuild made it a blog of my own. It's static now, one quiet column built with Astro and MDX, and the first note is how it was built.
what you can do.
a closer look.
Notes that point
A screenshot covered in arrows is hard to look at, so every figure stays clean until you point at one of its notes. Then that part gets a blue box with handles, the way a browser's inspector marks an element. On a phone you tap a note and it stays.
Boxes that keep up
A note on a clip points at something that moves. Each clip carries a track of where its subject is, and the box is placed from the exact frame on screen with requestVideoFrameCallback, so it never trails the video. Here it follows a MovieVault case from the shelf to its page.
Only the title moves
Between pages, only the title travels: it glides from its row into the post and back again, with cross-document view transitions and no client router. Going back restores the list's scroll before the first frame, so the title lands on its own row.
screenshots.
Home
A write-up for every project, and a search once there are enough of them.