A folder can be a tiny publishing ritual.

Files are not only storage. They are traditions: names, versions, margins, drafts, source, images, and small agreements a creative team can share.

my-book-site/
  index.html
  style.css
  motifs/
    key.svg
    moon.svg
  drafts/
    scene-note.md
    blog-seed.spw
  screenshots/
    chapter-card.png

#["extensions"]

Extensions As Roles

.html The pageStructure, sections, links, captions, forms, and the words a browser can read. .css The feelingSpacing, color, type, motifs, card shapes, and screenshot rhythm. .svg The markCover glyphs, chapter symbols, margin creatures, and map tokens that stay crisp. .md The notePlain writing, drafts, questions, outlines, and text that can become a post. .spw The seedStructured notes for frames, claims, tags, questions, and future projections.

?["what_to_play_with"]

What To Play With First

ritual 1

Name the folder like a place.

`lake-letters/` or `moth-house/` already tells the team what kind of room they are entering.

ritual 2

Keep motifs separate.

A `motifs/` folder lets an illustrator, developer, and author talk about the same marks without hunting through a giant file.

ritual 3

Save screenshots as prompts.

A screenshot can be a memory object: enough design, enough words, enough direction for the next conversation.