CASE STUDY · Search · AI · Digital culture

sgeo.blog

I created sgeo.blog as an independent publication about search, AI and how people find information. The idea was to make complex topics approachable through clear questions, original perspectives and visible source trails.

Publication design · Website · Editorial structure

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Key outcomeSource-led publication live

Website live · Editorial and image foundation verified

sgeo.blog website homepage — sgeo.blog: the website interface checked on 30 October 2026.

Project brief

What I created and why it matters

My role: Concept, design and publication implementation
Idea: An editorial home for questions about search, AI and the web.
Audience: Readers who want to inspect how search and AI claims are supported.
Goal: Make the explanation and the evidence easy to follow.
Distinctive approach: Visible source trails and practical interpretation of measurement claims.
Design: A lively editorial identity with generous typography and illustration.
Technology: Next.js · React · TypeScript · Cloudflare Pages

THE ASSIGNMENT

The project and its purpose.

THE SOLUTION

What I designed and implemented.

I developed an expressive editorial homepage and an article experience built around readable explanations, illustrations and sources. The journal brings together measurement, technical search and critical readings of published cases. Responsive image variants and complete social metadata support the publication across screen sizes and shared links.

THE OUTCOME

Source-led publication live

The publication is live with source-led editorial material and a distinctive visual system. The verified image and metadata release removed the eight incomplete Open Graph findings in the subsequent Ahrefs crawl; that crawl reported Health Score 100 and no error URLs.

WORK COMPLETED

What the website includes.

Distinctive editorial homepage
Explanatory articles with source trails
Original editorial image system
Responsive images and declared image geometry
Verified Open Graph metadata

Verified project updates

What changed, why and what was verified

2026-10-30

Responsive editorial images and social metadata

What changed: I completed the publication’s responsive image and Open Graph release.
Why it matters: Present illustrations clearly across screen sizes and shared links.
Verified result: The following Ahrefs crawl removed eight incomplete Open Graph findings and reported no error URLs.

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