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@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ title: "A Typescript for the Web"
 subtitle: "Why HTML is a better starting point than .docx"
 author: Wendell Piez and Adam Hyde
 date: "2016-12-05"
+category: "article"
 ---
 <p>Originally written in 2016, small updates in 2022.</a>
 <p>In the days of the typewriter, a&nbsp;typescript was a typed copy of a work. The typescript copy was used for improving the document through the editorial process&nbsp;–&nbsp;for reviewing, commenting, fact and rights checking, revision etc.</p>
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+---
+title: "7 ways to make better user-facing software"
+subtitle: "Putting users' needs at the center of the open source development conversation is key to creating software they can't live without."
+date: "2017-07-05"
+author: Adam Hyde
+category: "article"
+---
+Open source has been amazingly good at solving two sets of issues: 1) infrastructure and 2) developer tools. This is because those developers and users are basically the same people—the developer is an "insider" to the problem, understands it well, and is motivated to solve it. Hence, open source has worked extremely effectively using the "[itch-to-scratch](https://opensource.com/article/17/4/itch-to-scratch-model-user-problems)" model Eric Raymond discussed in his seminal work, [The Cathedral and the Bazaar](http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/cathedral-bazaar/).
+
+However, open source has not performed well in the user-facing space, meaning software where the primary users are not developers or technicians. Consider that the internet runs on free software, but most desktop applications and platforms in the web space are closed. Where we need GUIs, we have largely failed. I think that's because the user is not the same as the developer; the developer is an outsider to the problem and is developing a solution for someone else.
+
+I believe that instead, we should be developing with the user, not for the user. We need the insider perspective to help us build open source products that kill the proprietary competition in the space. We need to bring users into the center of the solutions model when developing user-facing products.
+
+So, what might this look like? I have developed a 1.0 version of a methodology based on my thoughts around this, but the further I progress down this path, the more I understand that there is no single answer. We need to experiment with processes to learn what does and doesn't work and iterate our models forward.
+
+## A simple framework for experimentation
+
+We need to have a simple framework to bring in user perspectives within which we can experiment. Even though open source projects share a lot culturally, each one has its own ways of doing things, its own internal culture, and different thresholds for experimentation. So, rather than push any specific method, I'm starting a small campaign that asks you to consider this theory that user input is important to the efficacy of open source to produce world-beating user-facing products.
+
+If you think there is something to this, consider doing some experiments with your project which move, in some small or large way, toward these two principles:
+
+1. Design first, and
+
+2. Design with the user
+
+Combining these two principles draws the user (the "insider" to the problem) closer to the center of the project and our solutions culture. The "design first" emphasis is really a call to consider the insider's position before we start developing.
+
+These principles are not a doctrine, rather they are navigation tools for solving the longstanding problem of how to build better products the "open source way." I don't think we will discover the happy path to solving this problem overnight, but I do think if we start some small experiments within the comfort zone of new or existing projects, we will start learning what does and doesn't work for solving users' problems with our software.
+
+## What does this look like?
+
+Here are some suggestions to start trying some things out. The strategies vary from the mild to the ambitious. They are intended to help you understand how users perceive your product and to start working with them to improve it. Think about the ones that would sit best with your project and try them out.
+
+### 1. Reach out
+
+Pick one or two people in your community who are users (and not developers), and ask them for a quick chat. Call them up (voice or video chat will give you richer results than IRC or text chat for this kind of conversation) and ask them their opinion of your software. Ask them what they like and what they would change. Don't worry that this is a limited sample; the point is to start opening conversations and listening to your non-developer users. The bonus is that this is also good for building community.
+
+### 2. Meet up
+
+Consider hosting a meetup (online or in person) of non-developer users to discuss the software. Start by asking very open-ended questions like, "Does the software do what you need?" or "What do you think the software doesn't understand about what you do?" Sit back and listen. Try not to explain why the software does what it does. The aim is similar to the strategy above—listen for insights about what your users need or that don't align with your previous thinking. This strategy is also good for building community.
+
+### 3. Tap the doc writers
+
+In my experience, people who contribute to user documentation are more likely to be advanced users, not developers. These people are a great source for insights, because they are often domain experts and understand your software well. Tap into this resource to gain insights about how your software could be improved. Reach out to them for one-to-one or group chats; you will probably be amazed at the sophisticated insights they can offer.
+
+### 4. Host documentation events alongside dev events
+If you have a large volunteer documentation effort, invite the doc writers to any code events (e.g., sprints, hackathons, etc.) you hold. This may start casual connections between the doc writers and the developers, which is great on its own. But, if you can, try pushing this further. For example, try hosting an open discussion over lunch or in a blocked-out session, and ask the documentation teams how the software can be improved. As with the meetup, ask open-ended questions like, "What do you think the software doesn't understand about your work?" or "What could the software do differently?" You are looking not just for feature suggestions, but to start understanding the position of the expert, non-developer user.
+
+### 5. Map users' typical workflows
+
+Select a few users to help you understand how your product fits into their workflow. You'll want to interpret workflow very broadly; essentially you want to learn more about how they are using your product. By mapping out what the user does and how they use the software, you can get some very interesting insights into ways you might improve it. Treat this as a conversation; if you're doing it in person or over video chat, ask them to whiteboard their workflow. Document it and ask them a lot of clarifying questions—the more nuanced the questions, the richer your learnings.
+
+### 6. Invite users to select dev calls
+
+Invite one or two users to certain dev calls, such as when you start deciding what new or updated features to prioritize. If you want strong feedback from non-developer users, don't rely on tools like GitHub or the GitLab Issues board for these discussions. These types of tools are OK for developers, but non-technical people don't find them very easy to use. Instead, consider using online video chat, an in-person meetup, or a similar forum. You will likely need to play a stronger role in facilitating the discussion. Keep the conversation "out of the weeds" and make it fun and engaging. Make sure you invite the users into the discussion and find appropriate ways to ensure they contribute. (This may take some experimentation.) Be sure that your users are heard and their suggestions aren't instantly overridden by explanations of "why X isn't possible" or "hasn't been done before."
+
+### 7. Invite users to design calls
+
+When you are planning feature designs, reach out to select users and ask them to contribute to the discussion. Once again, it's more effective to do this as a real-time group conversation (in person or by video chat) with users and developers than via repository issues. You will need to facilitate these conversations; make them quick, fun, and engaging.
+
+## Share what you learn
+
+I believe that if we share what we learn, as the open source community has done every step of the way for the last two-and-a-half decades, we will solve the problem of creating popular user-facing software. If you try some of these strategies, please share what you learn so we can all benefit from what you discover.
+
+Adam recently presented these ideas at [CSVConf](https://csvconf.com/) in Portland, Oregon. Watch the [video](https://www.adamhyde.net/csvconf-presentation/) of his presentation. And many thanks to Tony Wasserman for the interesting discussion they had on this topic.
+
diff --git a/src/articles/itch-to-scratch.md b/src/articles/itch-to-scratch.md
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+---
+title: How the 'itch-to-scratch model' can solve our UX woes
+subtitle: "Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch."
+date: "2017-04-20"
+author: Adam Hyde
+category: "article"
+---
+Open source is a developer-centric solutions model, which, in a nutshell, could be described as building communities of developers to solve problems.
+
+In its most simplistic form, the model has two stages. First, a developer has a problem, which they can fix with some new code, and they make a start on it. Second, if they then make their solution available to other developers it can develop into a full blown thriving open source community. When it works it is a fantastic process to behold and it this simple model that has changed the history of computing.
+
+But outside of developers solving developer problems, open source hasn't done so well. This is pretty well discussed in open source circles, often framed in questions like: "Why are the user interfaces so sucky?" Framing the issue in terms of bad UI is common but it is perhaps a shallow treatment of the issue. 'User facing' open source projects don't just fail at UI, they fail to meet user needs at a much deeper level.
+
+When looking around at the available open source solutions that are primarily aimed at users, have you ever asked yourself why open source seems to perform so poorly?It's not just the UX of your favorite desktop app that feels clunky, but why isn't open source winning in the desktop space in general?
+
+Where is that open source desktop app everyone wants? What about web space for that matter?
+
+Where are the open source equivalents that kill the proprietary opposition? Why isn’t open source wiping out the competition in every user sector from text editors to CRM, from webmail to social media?
+
+There are few examples.
+
+I would argue Unity desktop outstrips the competition, and that Mattermost and GitLab are better than Slack and GitHub, but I'm not in the majority on that.
+
+Outside of a small handful of examples, I can’t see any open source products killing the proprietary competition when it comes to fulfilling user needs. Why has open source done so well in producing developer-facing solutions and web and internet infrastructure, but has done so poorly in the user-facing world?
+
+I think open source can be dominant in social networks, text editors, CRMs, webmail, and more. In fact, I think the open source model has some essential characteristics that lend itself to beating the proprietary competition right across the board. But not without first understanding why it is currently not doing this.
+
+To understand the problem, as a first step towards solving it, we must look deep inside the way we create solutions in open source communities. We need to do this critically and be prepared to ask ourselves some difficult questions.
+
+The itch-to-scratch model
+"Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch." -- Eric Raymond
+Eric Raymond suggested that open source and free software has a particular kind of solutions model he called the itch-to-scratch model. Basically, the idea is that open source projects start because someone, somewhere, sees a problem (the itch) and they start programming their way to a solution (the scratch).
+
+That makes perfect sense and it is a very succinct way to describe what actually happens. Eric Raymond wrote more about it in [The Cathedral and the Bazaar](http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/cathedral-bazaar/), which is considered a foundational work when it comes to understanding open source. As Eric Raymond states:
+
+> "Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch." -- Eric Raymond 
+
+The itch-to-scratch model has two very important characteristics which have played extremely well for open source:
+
+1. The fact that it is your itch is essential for developing a good solution. If you have a problem and you know it very well then you are very well paced to start solving that problem. You are much better placed as an 'insider' to solve the problem than an 'outsider' that has a shallow grasp of the issue. Because it is your itch you are both motivated to solve it and, more importantly, you will have unique insights into how to solve that problem.
+
+1. Others with a similar problem are essential for building community. If your itch is a common itch, and you know others that need your partial or complete solution, then you are likely to see a growth in contributions and/or adoption. That's basically the secret sauce to the growth of open source projects. There is more to successful open source communities of course, like governance, volunteer management, understanding intrinsic and extrinsic motivations, and so on, but the heart of the matter is that if you know others with the same itch, open source is, if nothing else, an excellent model for magnifying the scratch effect. It is also not without precedent, as anyone that reads the works of John Abele or Everett Rogers knows. In the outside world, this process is known as 'diffusion'.
+
+So, the itch-to-scratch model, as a model for open source communities, really succeeds because you know your itch, and, secondly, you know others that share the same problem and, consequently, want to share, or participate in creating your solution. So far it sounds thoroughly unhygienic!
+
+## In real life
+
+In the real world, we see this in action. Perhaps the cultural genesis of this is Linux. Linus Torvalds has a problem, he wants a free operating system (the itch). He makes a go of it (the scratch) and posts an email to the world asking if anyone else is interested in solving this problem with him. And, we know the rest of the story: one big community-driven scratch that has changed the history of computing forever. This is the itch-to-scratch model in action in a prototypical manner.
+
+That is pretty much how every successful open source project from day one has evolved. Developers solving technical problems and gradually attracting other developers to work with them to solve or adopt it. At the heart of this model are the developers. The people with both the problem and the solution. I call this model the developer-centric solutions model. It is, pretty much, the model for every open source project that exists.
+
+So, we know that this model is powerful. We have seen what it can do. But how many times have we stopped to ask ourselves what it can't do or what it doesn't do well? How often have we asked ourselves where it is failing and why? I don't think we have this conversation enough.
+
+Let's start to consider these questions by first being clear about where the developer-centric model works. Well, it works well when solving problems developers have, which are almost by definition exclusively or at least primarily, technical problems. This is why the internet is basically run on top of an open source layer from BIND to OpenSSH, and why you can't get far in the web hosting or container world without open source. In fact, you can't really develop software of any kind without using open source libraries of one sort or another. The developer-centric model wins, hands down when solving these kinds of problems.
+
+However, while the developer-centric model has proven to be amazingly good at solving technical problems, history has demonstrated that it hasn't proven to be very good at solving user-facing problems. If it were good at doing this we would expect to see open source crushing proprietary applications in the user space. But we don't see this very often.
+
+Could it be that this model is not good at solving these kinds of problems?
+
+Here is where I believe the problem lies. The developer-centric model works for solving technical problems because, as Eric Raymond pointed out, the people with the problem are at the heart of creating the solution. The developers know their itch.
+
+When developers are solving technical problems, problems that they have, understand well and want to fix, it works extremely well. And when developers are solving user problems, problems that are not their own, where they do not understand the issue intimately and the required solution is not primarily a technical issue, it does not work very well at all.
+
+This is because in these cases we have broken the first requirement of the itch-to-scratch model: know your problem. The developers do not 'know' the problem intimately the way the users do because it is after all, not their problem. They are trying to solve the famous SEP, Someone Else's Problem. Consequently, they do not have the same in-depth experiential knowledge and understanding of the quirks and nuances of the problem that the users do. It is a qualitative, experiential, difference but it is an important one.
+
+Consequently, we get software solutions that reflect the developers understanding of the problem and reflects a developer's approach to the solution; one that typically does not match the users understanding of the problem or their needs.
+
+In open source today, developers are the dominant solutions providers. When they build solutions for themselves it is an almost perfect model. But when it comes to building solutions for a user base whose needs the developer doesn't intimately understand (because they are not the user), then the model fails.
+
+## How do we solve this?
+
+I think the answer is clear. We stick to the itch-to-scratch model.
+
+It is a good method for solving problems. It is the model that has enabled open source to squash the proprietary competition in the technical world. We should stick to it, but we need to be consistent in how we apply it. We need to keep the people with the problem, those with the itch, the people that understand the problem intimately, at the heart of the problem-solving effort.
+
+It is not enough to add 'UX people' or 'user forums' to an otherwise developer-centric project culture to solve user needs. That approach is an interim patch and is only going to go so far. We need to go back to core principles of the itch-to-scratch model and bring the people with the problem (the users) into the heart of the solutions model.
+
+To do that we need to begin asking ourselves what a user-centric solutions model might look like for open source.
+
+What does it look like to you?
+
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+---
+title: "Open Source and Scholary Publishing"
+subtitle: ""
+date: "2018-09-06"
+author: Adam Hyde
+category: "article"
+---
+There are many misconceptions about open source and scholarly publishing that often overshadow the enormous potential it has to lead organizations to modernized, efficient workflows and to allow them to innovate sustainably. Let’s take a first look at some commonly asked questions…
+
+scenic vista
+Image courtesy of Adam Hyde under CC BY license.
+
+## What is Open Source?
+
+Open source is a license, or more accurately, [a group of licenses](https://opensource.org/licenses). They grant liberal rights so that anyone can access, use, and modify the source code at no cost. This is contrasted to proprietary software (also known as ‘closed source software’) where the source code is not available to reuse or modify and, generally speaking, you must negotiate a fee with the creators to view the code, use or request a change to the software.
+
+Open source as a term should not be conflated with arguments for or against open access. Similarly, considering software security and weighing the benefits / risks of commercial vs non-commercial or amateur vs professional should be independent of the choice between open or proprietary software. If you are getting advice about software from someone that makes these kinds of conflations (e.g., “Open source doesn’t scale” or “Open source is not secure”), then you are getting bad advice.
+
+##Is Open Source an ‘amateur’ or ‘part time’ endeavor?
+
+Open source is a license, as stated above. The license itself does not suggest any specific software production methodology (e.g., Agile), or who is involved in producing the software, be they amateur or professional. There are diverse ways to create open source tools and many open source projects are staffed by talented, experienced, full time professionals.
+
+At Coko, for example, professional publishing staff, UX and UI people, project managers, software developers, facilitators, production staff, XML experts, deployment experts, and others, are all involved in the production of the various software solutions. These are industry professionals with many years experience. Further, while Coko does accept contributions from our community, code is only merged if it passes QA checks.
+
+This is true of many open source projects we know of in the publishing sector. OJS, Janeway, Hypothes.is, Libero (to name a few) are all also staffed by experienced software and publishing professionals.
+
+Open source in the world of the Coko community (eLife, Hindawi, University of California Press, California Digital Library, European Bioinformatics Institute and others) is produced by well paid, experienced professionals who work on the projects full time.
+
+## Is Open Source Secure?
+
+From a high level, there are two issues to consider with software security with regard to your content and data:
+
+1.Security of the software itself
+1. Security of the hosting environment
+
+As for item 1, open source is no more inherently insecure or secure than proprietary software. Remember, open source is a license, and you cannot infer how secure a software is from the license alone.
+
+Having said this, while proprietary vendors will say their software is secure, you have no way to validate this, as you cannot audit the software yourself. With open source, you have access the source code and can conduct your own independent review (or pay someone else to do so). From our experience, we have also found that most open source projects will welcome this feedback and address any security issues found. You can validate these fixes by looking at the source code. Again, proprietary software providers may state they have fixed security issues, but because you cannot see the code, there is no way to validate this and you must take their word for it.
+
+As for the second item, open source software, like any other software, if it is to be available online, it must be hosted in a robust, secure environment. These kinds of secure environments are equally available to both proprietary software and open source software products. Again, you cannot infer the quality of a hosting environment by looking at the license. However, an advantage of open source is that if you do not like the quality of the hosting provider, you can take your data and source code and go somewhere else. Such portability is not so easy with proprietary software if the software creators are also the sole hosting providers.
+
+Interestingly, many of the software *that makes hosting environments secure* (for hosting open or closed software) is itself open source.
+
+## Do I have to have a software team to use open source?
+
+No, you don’t. In the publishing sector, there have been suggestions that you need a development team in order to merely use, let alone deploy, open source solutions. This argument is made to (incorrectly) argue for the apparent ease of proprietary vendor offerings that sell the software and hosting in a single bundle as opposed to ‘more difficult’ open source offerings. This is misleading, as open source is not only for the technically gifted.
+
+The important thing to remember is that services and software are two separate things. Further, publishing service providers can (and do) offer services on top of open source software, which eliminates any need for you to have an internal tech team or any tech skills yourself.
+
+This decoupling of software and services effectively opens an interesting new market for publishing. This model breaks the exclusive one-to-one (software-to-services) vendor model that is dominant in the publishing sector. In other words, open source is a good way to defend against monopolies and diversify markets, while also protecting yourself against acquisitions — you know the kind of thing when you wake up to find your workflow owned by a different organization than those who owned it when you went to sleep. The beauty of open source is that any hosting and service provider can pick up these tools at no cost and offer them to the publishing sector. This opens a competitive environment where you can change vendors if you are not happy with them but retain your platform, and consequently, your content, data and workflow.
+
+Decoupled software and services offerings are already available for open source platforms like the Public Knowledge Project’s Open Journal System (OJS), and is about to be true for a wide range of very interesting software for Journals, Books, Micropublications, etc. that are coming out of the Coko community. So it is not true that you need a technical team to use open source.
+
+## Isn’t Open Source a non-commercial thing?
+
+Open source is a license and, in itself, not commercial or non-commercial. However, there are arguments that try to align open source with the non-profit model and then further muddy the waters by conflating non-profit with amateur offerings. Once you know how to spot these conflations, it becomes apparent what these arguments are trying to achieve (spuriously conflating open source with amateurism is typically an argument of the closed source vendor acting defensively).
+
+However, since this misconception is already out there, it is worthwhile pointing out that while open source is neither inherently commercial nor non-commercial, open source software can and does drive many enormously successful commercial businesses. Take a look at WordPress, an open source blogging/content management system. Around 30% of the web is hosted in WordPress, it is open source, and is the revenue mechanism for an amazing ecosystem of small and large commercial businesses.
+
+## Open Source is only for big tech
+
+Unfortunately, some believe open source to only be relevant to big tech, and that these large corporations use it to consolidate markets. In fact,  the opposite is held true by open source experts and critics alike — that open source is a useful mechanism for enabling [economically productive collaboration](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2018/07/16/how-open-source-became-the-default-business-model-for-software/) and contributing to market diversity (as illustrated above).
+
+## The Benefits of Open Source
+
+So, the above attempts to de-conflate many of the misconceptions out there about open source. But what of the value of open source? How can it help you?
+
+Open source licenses afford you a lot of rights, protections, and opportunities. Some of the most important are as follows:
+
+- Service providers can offer their own hosted solutions of open source software. Consequently, an ecology of commercial publishing services can develop around the software — so you can shop around for the best deal. One that fits your needs, large or small.
+- Vendors that offer services on top of open source do not have to carry the cost of actually producing the software, and consequently, they don’t need to pass that cost on to you.
+- Should you change your mind about the services vendor, you can find a better offer and take your data and leave.
+- If you desire, you can audit the software before you adopt it.
+- You can validate security fixes.
+Should you have a tech team, you can modify the software to meet your needs.
+- Should you not have a tech team, you can shop around for a developer that meets your budget and change the software to your requirements.
+- Open infrastructure lowers the market entry threshold for innovation.
+- You won’t wake up ‘owned’ (i.e., your workflow tools can’t be acquired).
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+---
+title: SignalPath Workflow Design
+subtitle: ""
+date: "2017-12-07"
+author: Adam Hyde
+category: "article"
+---
+I wrote a blog post about an emerging method to design workflows, tentatively titled [‘1+1‘](https://www.adamhyde.net/11-design-method-for-workflow/). I’m refining this a little and also have spoken to a few people about it, in particular, I stole a few minutes of Anthony Mann’s time (founder of [Make us Proud](http://www.makeusproud.com/), and [YLD](https://www.yld.io/)) in London over drinks to explore the idea. Interestingly, Anthony immediately saw parallels to signal processing apps which was quite an interesting insight – even more interesting to me as Signal Processing is something I happen to have had a lot of experience in from my artist days. This insight inspired me to think through that connection a little more… so, inspired by the chat with Anthony, the following takes ‘1+1’ a bit further, maybe I’ll iteratively call it ‘SignalPath Workflow Design’…
+
+## Signals
+
+If you have never worked with applications such as PureData or (its closed counterpart) MaxMSP, then you may not know what Signal Processing is… these two applications belong to a category of software that is a kind of graphical programming, but very much targeted at (but not limited to) the audio-visual world. Taking PureData as an example, you essentially put objects on a page and draw connectors between these objects.
+
+![](/images/uploads/sgp-01.png)
+The connectors follow an inlet-outlet model which controls the flow of a signal from one object to the next. In the above diagram, the signal travels from the top object to the bottom object. With time, and a little expertise, you can design very complicated signal paths. The following is a video mixer built with PureData by Luka Princic.
+
+![](/images/uploads/sgp-02.png)
+
+If you want to know more about PureData,try <a href="http://write.flossmanuals.net/pure-data/introduction2/">this book</a> that was created, in part, in the <a href="https://www.adamhyde.net/the-first-not-really-book-sprint/">first non-Book Sprint I didn’t facilitate</a>. There are also some kooky videos around showing <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qA8IL2fO00">Pure Data (PD) in action</a> where the interface <em>is</em> the video – they are pretty cool, like&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9_3CfRm8GE">this one</a>&nbsp;or <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp3PnQMM3rA">this</a>! And of course, there is always graphical programming that takes the&nbsp;<em><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBnxFNV06N4">graphical</a></em>literally.
+
+So, how does this relate to workflows? Well, Anthony pointed out that situating a common Dashboard as the place all stakeholders go, to see what they have to do, and which links out to the place where they have to do it – is a basic signal processing model. A signal is fired off on the Dashboard, which the user of the software sees (the signal) and then they click on the link through to the space where they need to do it (essentially following a signal path). Ultimately, creating ‘signal paths’ should be easy to do in a workflow system as it is PureData, but we aren’t there yet. However, it is useful to take this Signal Processing metaphor into our design process as it gets across the basic idea… workflow is a series of signals, and signal paths. It is no more than that. Once we understand that, we can start designing the signals and the signal paths and, perhaps more importantly, even if it does take a little bit of coding, designing like this also has inherently embedded in it the idea that to change a workflow is merely rearranging (additively or  by subtraction), the order of signals. If we can execute on this we can easily optimise workflows ‘as we go’ and avoid hardcoded prescriptive systems which have become the malignant virus in publishing today.
+
+Also, just as an aside, the common dashboard, as useful as it is here for talking about objects (which snuggly fits in with the PureData metaphor), the dashboard is not critical. It is the orginating signal that is critical, it doesn’t matter where it emanates from. It could be from a dashboard, but equally, it could come from email, an app, chat notification…whatever. I am indebted to Anthony for making this salient point.
+
+## Spaces
+
+In the world of Signal Processing software, the signal travels from one object to another by following a signal path. In the world of platforms that encapsulate workflows, the signal carries the user from one space to the other. Let’s just say, for simplicity’s sake, the originating space is the dashboard. So, a signal (these are notifications in the software world so I will use these interchangeably) is witnessed by the user, who then clicks through to the space where they have to do what they have to do.
+
+Let’s look at a concrete example from the word of journals – a Managing Editor needs to sanity check all new submissions. They see a new submission appear on their dashboard. Next to it is a link, and they click through to the submission and read through it. That is a simple signal path, in this case, a notification path directing a user from one space (dash) to the other (submission page).
+
+So this is pretty simple: the interesting thing to note is that we could go through every step in a workflow and map out this signal path. Who needs to do what is what defines a ‘step’ in a workflow. If we listed this out for any workflow, it would look something like this, formatted as **who** does what for each step:
+
+ 1. **author** fills out submission data
+ 1. **managing editor** checks submission data
+ 1. **managing editor** assigns handling editor
+  …etc
+So, we could map this out one step after the other and draw a simple signal path for each step, until the whole workflow is accounted for. The problem here, is that if we were to design a system like this, we would have a whole lot of unique objects (spaces) with each step showing a signal originating on a dashboard and then ‘carrying the user’ to a unique space. That’s not very helpful as you would soon end up with hundreds of one-action unique spaces.
+
+Instead, what we must do is follow the ‘1+1’ model I wrote about earlier. The basic principle is to reuse spaces as much as possible, and only add new ones when we absolutely can be sure the existing spaces can’t be reused.
+
+In action… if you consider the above three steps in a workflow, you will note that the first 2 steps involve doing something with submission data. So, let’s just reuse that same space. That way we have covered two-thirds of the above 3 steps with just 1 new space (apart from the dash).
+
+If we can do this through the entire workflow, we will, if disciplined, end up with a very simple diagram of spaces. For example, for Collabra Psychology Journal we have the following:
+
+![](/images/uploads/sgp-03.png)
+
+That’s it… it will pretty much cover the workflow of most journals. The thing to understand when capturing the workflow in the above is not only the spaces, but the order of signals. If you want to see how this applies to Collabra, <a href="http://slides.com/eset/deck-8-13#/">have a look at the slides I put together outlining this</a>. You can also check out <a href="http://slides.com/eset/deck-8-14#/">the same method applied to the Wormbase micropublications platform</a>. 
+
+## The Dash, Single Actions, and Flexibility
+
+As mentioned above, the dashboard is a handy mechanism to originate the signal/notification to someone that something has to be done, and then ‘carry them’ there via a link etc
+
+However… when designing systems like this, it is also important to recognize the difference between a single action that could be easily executed from the dashboard (ie. without ‘going anywhere’) and an action that requires an additional space from which it can be executed. This line is fuzzy since single actions could be placed anywhere.  For example, let’s take steps 2 and 3 in the workflow described above. The Managing Editor can view the submission and then the only thing they need to do is assign a Handling Editor (not quite true, they have a choice of simple actions, but let’s just go with this for now). If we know the preset list of Handling Editors (Journals always do) then we can simply choose one from a dropdown list. Done. I would argue that this action is best placed on the Dashboard. That does mean that the user (Managed Editor in this case) has to follow the ‘signal path’ from Dash to Submission, read the submission data, and then ‘travel back’ to the Dash to execute this assignment. That isn’t a terrible burden on the Managing Editor, but I can see why someone would argue that this action should instead be placed on the Submission page to simplify things and avoid this ‘additional travel’.
+
+I can see that argument but if we do this we create very conditional interfaces that are fixed to one prescribed order of signals and is hard to change later. To avoid this I believe we should try and avoid as much conditional logic as possible in spaces other than the dashboard. If we embed the conditional logic only in the dash, then we have only one place to change when we decide at a later date to further optimise the workflow.
+
+The knock on effect of this is that each space really is an operational context where actions of a certain kind take place… for example, in the Collabra spaces diagram above, we have a ‘Manage Reviewer’ space. All those that see this space, to avoid embedded conditional logic, should see the same thing. Whoever sees this space, sees all the tools necessary to manage a review for a specific paper. The trick is then only to enable or disable access to these spaces according to a set of pre-determined attributes or criteria. If we can do that, then optimising a workflow really is a matter of re-ordering signals, and very little other system tweaking needs to be applied.
+
+## How to use Signal Path Flow Design
+
+The process is actually quite simple:
+1. right down a **who** does what order of signals, optimise as you go
+1. start with a dashboard (its a handy starting point) and go through the workflow step by step
+1. at each step ask yourself, is this a single action best handled on the dashboard? or do I need another space?
+1. if you need another space, see if you can use an existing one. If you can, use that.
+1. If you can’t use an existing space create a new one
+
+There is a bit of wrangling needed, but so far I have found this a pretty effective way of capturing seemingly complex workflows in relatively simple systems, systems that can also be ‘easily’ optimised over time.
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diff --git a/src/articles/ssp-editoria.md b/src/articles/ssp-editoria.md
index d8812b3ba8ae5649ff6069be88ae107a56bfd183..872b26bb3739453aef44b47417dfb9e04cf7e938 100644
--- a/src/articles/ssp-editoria.md
+++ b/src/articles/ssp-editoria.md
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ title: "Single Source Publishing Case Study: Editoria (Books)"
 subtitle: "An invesitgation of how Editoria achieves Single Source Publishing for books."
 author: Adam Hyde
 date: "2021-09-13"
+category: "study-paper"
 ---
 <p>note: we are still migrating this article here and some videos are yet to be added.</p>
    <p class="paragraph"><em>This article is a case study of a </em><a
diff --git a/src/articles/ssp-kotahi.md b/src/articles/ssp-kotahi.md
index 5a4437fc33f1f01901edf7a85f0ef69b13c60340..8d02003713186625bb4587d5eeec3fecade17fc1 100644
--- a/src/articles/ssp-kotahi.md
+++ b/src/articles/ssp-kotahi.md
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ title: "White Paper: Kotahi Current State"
 subtitle: "An overview of the current state of Kotahi. Last updated Sept 2021."
 date: "2021-09-15"
 author: Adam Hyde
+category: "study-paper"
 ---
 <p>note: we are still migrating this article here and some videos are yet to be added.</p>
 <p>The Kotahi workflow is very configurable and can support very linear, to very concurrent,
diff --git a/src/articles/ssp.md b/src/articles/ssp.md
index 252bdf018c0b85cd3f4b2e8dbcd73a6ffa0324e5..7cc99544738a457ecf05ed082291ec313c380ea0 100644
--- a/src/articles/ssp.md
+++ b/src/articles/ssp.md
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ title: "Single Source Publishing"
 subtitle: "A investigation of what Single Source Publishing is and how this 'holy grail' can be achieved."
 author: Adam Hyde
 date: "2021-08-16"
+category: "article"
 ---
 <p>note: this is a combination of 6 articles publishied in a series in 2021.</p>
   <h2>The Problem</h2>
diff --git a/src/articles/typescript-redistributingLabor.md b/src/articles/typescript-redistributingLabor.md
index 1c02f7b38d69ab219c84746d2fab1e6720de9b78..4baaa7affe805cf3c709c8b69c98fbf938e36d68 100644
--- a/src/articles/typescript-redistributingLabor.md
+++ b/src/articles/typescript-redistributingLabor.md
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ title: "HTML Typescript - redistributing labor"
 subtitle: "A thought piece on how Single Source Publishing redistrubutes labour."
 author: Adam Hyde
 date: "2018-05-06"
+category: "thoughts"
 ---
 <p>note: written in 2018 and to be updated soon!</p>
 <figure>
diff --git a/src/articles/webpageIsBook.md b/src/articles/webpageIsBook.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6a436b6f016063d7b69b772ab9e49251d3ca9492
--- /dev/null
+++ b/src/articles/webpageIsBook.md
@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+---
+title: A Web Page is a Book
+subtitle: ""
+date: "2016-11-18"
+author: Adam Hyde
+category: "article"
+---
+Most of us know an ebook is a digital file that can be read by devices such as iPads and Kindles. There are many different kinds of ebook formats and each has its own strengths and weaknesses. Some ebooks made to be viewed on the Kindle, others on the iPad, still others for reading online via a web browser. Kindle, for example, works with the MOBI format, whereas the iPad-iBook reader works only with iBook or EPUB formats. EPUB is one of the most popular formats because no one owns the format as compared to, for example, the way Microsoft owns the .doc format. Anyone can produce an EPUB without having to pay royalties. That makes EPUB a popular type of ebook format for publishers.
+
+What is important here, is that many of these ebook formats share a lot in common with the web page. EPUB, for example, in the words of the [International Digital Publishing Forum](http://idpf.org/)  (the group taking  responsibility for managing the development of the format), is:
+*“…a means of representing […] Web content — including XHTML, CSS, SVG, images, and other resources — for distribution in a single-file format.”*
+
+EPUB pages are made of HTML, the language of the web. EPUB pages are web pages.
+
+The change of carrier medium for books, from paper to HTML, changes everything. Publishers appear to believe that just the format of the book (from paper to electronic) and the distribution process (from bricks and mortar to net) have changed. These are enormous changes indeed, but what about everything else? What about the rest of the book’s life?
+
+To get an understanding of how this transformation of the content medium from paper to web page affects things, let’s first take a bird’s eye view of the current life cycle of a book. Painting it with broad strokes, the book life cycle (still) looks something like this:
+
+- **Text Production** – production of the book. Most recently it has become a very linear workflow with text originating with authors. Editors, proofreaders, translators, researchers, and designers are all involved with very clearly demarcated roles.
+- **Object Production** – the creation (typesetting, printing, binding) of the paper book
+- **Market** – distribution to retail outlets and sales through those outlets
+- **Life** – after being read, the book becomes an archive. The shelf life is connected to the value to the reader or owner (shelf life).
+
+Digital networks and digital books, of course, have changed how publishers work. The disruption, however, has really been limited to the steps of object production and marketing strategies. Many publishers of genres from fiction to scientific journals do not have a workflow for the production of electronic books, they simply send their MS Word files to an outsourced business for transformation to EPUB. In their world, paper books are easier to produce than digital books. Even so, much has changed and can be captured in brief by the following:
+
+- **Text Production** – no change
+- **Object Production** – electronic books added
+- **Market** – online sales, devices
+- **Life** – no change or reduced (shelf or digital equivalent)
+
+Arguably, the life of a book has been reduced, as many book formats cannot be transferred from one device to another and so have only limited visibility. Books, for example, produced in Apple’s iBook Author do not follow the standard way of making EPUB and are often unreadable on non-Apple devices. This is changing a little with developments such as the Kindle app which can be installed on iPads and computers for reading books purchased on Amazon. However, there are still many issues.
+
+What is most astonishing to me, is that there has been little or no innovation regarding the production of books. Sure paper and pen were replaced by typewriter and then a computer and word processing software. But these technologies largely support the same methods for making books. In 2013, many years into the digital media and digital network world, there is little change. We are still producing books as we did back in the days of handwritten manuscripts, except these days we can email the file to someone to check. It is as if the digital network is just a faster postal service.
+
+There are some notable exceptions. For example, OReilly is experimenting with some networked and ‘agile’ (fast-moving and iterative) production processes, but overall, the innovation and change happening now within the publishing industry is constrained to everything that happens after the text is produced and before the book is archived by the reader.
+
+As it happens, this is about as far as the publishing industry can innovate. They are too heavily invested in production workflows, tools and methodologies to change the production process. In addition, it is too difficult for publishers to consider changing as there is the fear such disruption could break things on a much deeper level. Single author works, for example, are an important part of reputation-based sales and you can’t change one without the other.
+
+In many ways, it is simply bad business and logistically too hard for publishers to innovate around production as it cannibalises their existing models. At the other end of the cycle, publishers do not seem to be interested in the life of the book beyond purchase, except where they retard life expectancy with DRM, delete the book file or link from your device, or surveil your reading habits in order to offer the next book for your consumption. After reading the book on your reader, it sits there as it would on a bookshelf.
+
+Ironically for the publishing industry, the biggest opportunities are in the areas they are not addressing. The new publishing world, which might be populated largely by those individuals, collectives, ‘groupings’ and organisations that are currently not publishers, looks like this:
+
+- **Text Production**  – collaboration and social production
+- **Object Production**  – paper and electronic books
+- **Market**  – distribution to retail, sales, online sales, devices
+- **Life**  – living and growing books
+The beginning of this cycle and the end are intimately linked. The conditions for collaboration have a lot in common with the conditions for extending the life of books.
+
+The life cycle of a book is changing because books are web pages and production is coming online. Collaborative production is one very rich opportunity and it looks very unlike linear production models. In intensive collaborative or open collaborative environments, roles are concurrent and fluid. It is possible for one person to write original material, borrow material, improve another’s material, then proofread others’ work, edit and comment on design. This is all possible because the production environment is the browser. At its most intense, collaborative browser-based production becomes transparent. Anyone can look at the evolution of the book and witness the changes as they occur. In this kind of process, discourse becomes necessary and collaborators open up rich and valuable discussions which become part of the book. The book becomes a product of collective discourse and the discourse is often as rewarding as the book that comes from the process.
+
+These conditions often lead to the book having an extended life as communities of collaborators form around the book and carry the book forward, amending and improving the work. The life of the work is then connected to the health of the connected networked community.
+
+As the new production and carrier medium for books, HTML transforms everything. It leads naturally to collaborative production and the extended life of content. However, most of these transformations are occurring outside the existing publishing industry, leaving the future of publishing in your hands.
+
+See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Edl_HvcEjs
+
+[Produced sometime in 2011]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/src/community.md b/src/community.md
index 6fe625f980a622cccd04b0ef7fcbe0884ead47d0..c11b33f52ab4a3b5906e5be7b06a5bf51ad8188c 100644
--- a/src/community.md
+++ b/src/community.md
@@ -12,12 +12,15 @@ chapeau: "We love building community and celebrating amazing people and projects
 
 ## Open Publishing Fest
 
+
+![](/images/opf.svg)
 Together, we find new ground to share our ideas - The Open Publishing Fest celebrates communities developing open creative, scholarly, technological, and civic publishing projects. This is a collaborative, distributed event. Sessions are hosted by individuals and organizations around the world as panel discussions, fireside chats, demonstrations, performances etc. Hosted annually.
 
 [openpublishingfest.org](https://openpublishingfest.org/)
 
 ## Open Publishing Awards
 
+![](/images/opa.svg)
 Celebrating the value of open in publishing -
 The annual Open Publishing Awards celebrate publishing software and content that use open licenses. Hosted every two years. Next awards are in 2023.
 
diff --git a/src/layouts/articles-index.njk b/src/layouts/articles-index.njk
index abb9b67230c428c4864b1b215270e81cb62ec805..ddf313c2e0c328bd6e3b0c6d7f174314a5e90296 100644
--- a/src/layouts/articles-index.njk
+++ b/src/layouts/articles-index.njk
@@ -1,27 +1,69 @@
 {% extends "base.njk" %}
 {% block content %}
-
-    {{content | safe}}
-
+  {{content | safe}}
+  {% set categories = {"article": "Articles",  "study-paper": "Case Studies and White Papers", "thoughts": "Thought pieces"} %}
+   {# create the UI #}
+     <ul class="filter">
+          {% for key, value in categories %}
+               <li>
+                    <button data-tag="{{key | slugify}}" class="trigger-category">{{value}}</button>
+               </li>
+          {% endfor %}
+          <li>
+               <button data-tag="all" class="trigger-category">all</button>
+          </li>
+     </ul>
     {% for item in collections.articles | reverse -%}
-        <div class="posts grid-item {{item.data.class}}">
-            <p class="meta">
-                <time datetime="{{item.date}}">{{item.data.date}}</time>
-
-            </p>
-            {# <figure><a href="{{item.url}}"> #}
-                    {#     <img src="{{item.data.icon}}" alt="{{item.data.title}}"></a> #}
-                {# </figure> #}
-
-            <h3 id="{{item.data.title | slug}}"><a href="{{item.url}}">
-                    {% if item.data.part %} <span>{{item.data.part}}</span> {% endif %} {{item.data.title}}</a></h3>
-                {% if item.data.subtitle %}
-                    <span>{{item.data.subtitle}}</span>
-                {% endif %}
-            {# {{ item.data.intro | safe }} #}
-        </div>
-    {%- endfor %}
-
+      <div class="posts grid-item {{item.data.class}} {{item.data.category | slugify}}">
+        <p class="meta">
+          <time datetime="{{item.date}}">{{item.data.date}}</time>
+          <span class="category">{{categories[item.data.category]}}</span>
+        {# <figure><a href="{{item.url}}"> #}
+        </p>
+          {# <img src="{{item.data.icon}}" alt="{{item.data.title}}"></a> #}
+        {# </figure> #}
+        <h3 id="{{item.data.title | slug}}"><a href="{{item.url}}">
+          {% if item.data.part %} <span>{{item.data.part}}</span> {% endif %}
+          {{item.data.title}}
+        </a></h3>
+          {% if item.data.subtitle %}
+              <span>{{item.data.subtitle}}</span>
+          {% endif %}
+          {# {{ item.data.intro | safe }} #}
+      </div>
+    {%- endfor %} 
+    
 {% endblock %} 
 
+{% block customScripts %}
+  {# super will keep all the other custom scripts needed to make one single script #}
+  {{ super() }}
+  <script>
+    let list = document.querySelectorAll('.grid-item');
+
+    document
+    .querySelectorAll('.trigger-category')
+    .forEach(button => {
+      button.addEventListener('click', function () {
+        filterClass(list, this.dataset.tag);
+      });
+    })
+    function filterClass(list, filter) {
+      if (filter == "all") {
+        for (item of list) {
+          item.style.display = "block";
+        }
+      } 
+      else {
+        for (item of list) {
+          if (!item.classList.contains(filter)) {
+            item.style.display = "none";
+          } else {
+            item.style.display = "block"
+          }
+        }
+      }
+    }
+  </script>
+{% endblock %}
 
diff --git a/src/layouts/base.njk b/src/layouts/base.njk
index 1282c2265f2d5b01db802ad69bb17df0b2f5e89a..86dacfc6595290bba73603661ed1a00f0c11385c 100644
--- a/src/layouts/base.njk
+++ b/src/layouts/base.njk
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
         </script>
 
         <meta name="description" content="{{site.description}}">
-        <meta property="og:title" content="{{title}} — {{site.title}}">
+        <meta property="og:title" content="{{title}}"> 
         <meta property="og:description" content="{% if description %}{{description}}{% else %}{{site.description}}{% endif %}">
         <meta property="og:image" content="{{site.image}}">
         <meta property="og:image:alt" content="{{site.imageAlt}}">
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
         <link rel="canonical" href="https://www.mywebsite.com/page">
 
         <link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico">
-        <link rel="icon" href="/favicon.svg" type="image/svg+xml">
+        <link rel="icon" href="/images/faviconSource.svg" type="image/svg+xml">
         <link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="/apple-touch-icon.png">
         <link rel="manifest" href="/my.webmanifest">
         <meta name="theme-color" content="{{browser-theme-color}}">
diff --git a/static/css/theme-coko/main.css b/static/css/theme-coko/main.css
index 93677ca8f0453d6adc04ef058d39440dc25cdb6f..a53b3e1c2f2491219be18c9b0fcfed334403225e 100644
--- a/static/css/theme-coko/main.css
+++ b/static/css/theme-coko/main.css
@@ -1,53 +1,39 @@
 @import url(../layout/one-column.css);
-/* @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inria+Sans:wght@300;700&family=Inria+Serif:ital,wght@0,300;0,700;1,300;1,700&display=swap'); */
-
-/* Color per page */
-.products h1,
-.products h2,
-.products h3,
-.products h4,
-.products a,
-.services h1,
-.services h2,
-.services h3,
-.services h4,
-.services p.tags,
-.services .card,
-.services a,
-.contact h1,
-.contact h2,
-.contact h3,
-.contact h4,
-.contact a,
-.community h1,
-.community h2,
-.community h3,
-.community h4 {
+/* colors set up */
+
+
+.home h1, .home h2, .home h3, .home h4, .home p.tags, .home a{
+color: var(--color-primary);
+}
+.about h1, .about h2, .about h3, .about h4, .about a { 
+  color: var(--color-primary);
+}
+
+
+.products h1, .products h2, .products h3, .products h4, .products a {
+color: var(--color-primary);
+}
+.services h1, .services h2, .services h3, .services h4, .services p.tags, .services .card, .services a {
+color: var(--color-secondary);}
+
+.community h1, .community h2, .community h3, .community h4, .community a {
   color: var(--color-secondary);
 }
-.home h1,
-.home h2,
-.home h3,
-.home h4,
-.home p.tags,
-.home a,
-.news h1,
-.news h2,
-.news h3,
-.news h4,
-.news p.tags,
-.news a,
+.news h1, .news h2, .news h3, .news h4, .news p.tags, .news a {
+}
+
 .blog-post h1,
 .blog-post h2,
 .blog-post h3,
-.blog-post a,
+.blog-post a
+{}
 .articles h1,
 .articles h2,
 .articles h3,
 .articles h4,
 .articles p.tags,
 .articles a {
-  color: var(--color-primary);
+  color: var(--color-trois);
 }
 .article-single h1,
 .article-single h2,
@@ -55,13 +41,8 @@
 .article-single h4,
 .article-single p.tags,
 .article-single a {
-  color: var(--color-secondary);
+  color: var(--color-trois);
 }
-.about h1,
-.about h2,
-.about h3,
-.about h4,
-.about a,
 .team h1,
 .team h2,
 .team h3,
@@ -108,26 +89,27 @@ aside {
   background: rgb(255, 255, 255);
 }
 .home aside,
-.articles aside,
+.products aside,
 .news aside,
+.about aside,
 .blog-post aside {
   background: linear-gradient(
-    6deg,
-    rgba(255, 255, 255, 1) 58%,
-    rgba(150, 208, 206, 1) 100%
+  6deg,
+  rgba(255, 255, 255, 1) 58%,
+  rgba(150, 208, 206, 1) 100%
   );
   filter: drop-shadow(700px -15px 15px #62c8c4);
 }
 
-.community aside,
-.about aside,
+
+.articles aside,
 .article-single aside,
 .team aside {
   background: linear-gradient(6deg, rgba(255, 255, 255, 1) 58%, #bba3c5 100%);
   filter: drop-shadow(700px -15px 15px var(--color-trois));
 }
 .services aside,
-.products aside,
+.community aside,
 .contact aside {
   background: linear-gradient(6deg, rgba(255, 255, 255, 1) 58%, #e39fba 100%);
   filter: drop-shadow(700px -15px 15px var(--color-secondary));
@@ -381,6 +363,7 @@ ul.filter:before {
   font-style: normal;
   color: var(--color-gris);
   font-variant: small-caps;
+  text-transform: lowercase;
 }
 ul.filter button:hover {
   color: var(--color-secondary);
@@ -429,7 +412,13 @@ img.coko-partner {
 img.team-map {
   grid-column-end: span 2;
 }
+.team .board .wide {
+grid-column-start: 1;
+grid-column-end: 5; }
 
+.team .board .wide h2 {
+  max-width: 38ch;
+}
 /* Footer ----------------------- */
 
 .footer {
@@ -577,6 +566,14 @@ footer section.infos a:hover {
     margin-bottom: 2em;
   }
 }
+@media screen and (max-width: 1100px) {
+  .topbar {
+    flex-direction: column;
+  }
+  .topbar nav ul li {
+    width: 100%;
+  }
+}
 @media screen and (max-width: 768px) {
   .topbar {
     flex-direction: column;
@@ -644,3 +641,26 @@ footer section.infos a:hover {
 .footertagline {
   margin-top: 4em;
 }
+@media screen and (max-width: 700px) {
+  .article-single article {
+    display: block;
+  }
+  .article-single article p {
+    padding: 1em 0;
+  }
+}
+
+.articles main h2 {
+  grid-column: 1/5;
+  margin-top: 3em;
+}
+
+.articles main .grid-item {
+  margin-top: 2em
+}
+
+.community article img {
+  width: 50%;
+  margin: 2em auto;
+  text-align:right;
+}
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