How This Site Works
dadeda.design is built for two audiences in parallel: humans who arrive directly at a browser, and agents who arrive on behalf of a human or alongside one. The diagram below shows how the same content layer feeds both, with deliberate engineering for transparency, privacy, and progressive enhancement.
Color legend
- Green — human-first UX surfaces
- Amber — agent-facing surfaces (WebMCP, llms.txt, JSON-LD, ai-plugin)
- Neutral — shared content + design layer both audiences read from
- Blue — hosting + CI infrastructure
Why dual-audience by design
A site that lists tools, shares a profile, and surfaces work should be just as legible to an agent acting on a human's behalf as it is directly to a human in a browser. The architecture treats both as first-class consumers: the same content collection feeds both, the same privacy preferences govern both, the same accessibility wins (semantic HTML, alt text, ARIA landmarks) help both.
Agent transparency, cognitive amplification, taste-conducive interaction, privacy-by-design defaults, and progressive enhancement are the principles documented in /design-system.