At first, the site was simply WordPress, a product list, and scattered pages. It worked, but it did not express what we actually wanted to preserve.
The meaning of the rebuild was not a new set of CSS rules. It was answering a different question: what should niaodian.com hold? The answer became clearer over time—projects and open-source systems first, journeys and judgments second, digital objects third; GMLG would continue to carry the full technical writing.
The Everlight House therefore stopped being a “showcase page” and became a digital archive that can be maintained. Every project has a source, every judgment should leave evidence where possible, every photograph can be traced to an identity archive, and even a name that has left the collection can keep its place.
The map is not finished
Virtual employees, digital-person trials, later EOS releases, and more reviews of shared decisions will become future nodes. The value of the map is not pretending to have arrived, but giving the next step a beginning that is difficult to lose.