The ByteForge Studio website is a personal digital space project.
It is not simply a blog, and it is not a portfolio template. It is a place for articles, projects, assets, and long-term maintenance records.
Current Structure
Journal: life, workflow, and long-term observations.Tech: website building, tool routes, and technical records.Projects: archives for things being built or already completed.Assets: images and resources that are actually used by the site and can be publicly explained.Tags: connections between related content across sections.
Change Log
2026-05-11
Expanded the English site against the Chinese version, so the English pages are not only short summaries.
The English home page now includes the same major structure as the Chinese home page: hero, entrance cards, latest records, and the quiet-night quote section.
The About page now includes the full explanation of ByteForge Studio, the ten quiet-night principles, the content directions, and the contact signal section.
The English technical articles and legal pages were expanded into fuller translations, with meaning kept first rather than literal word-by-word phrasing.
2026-05-10
Added the bilingual structure. Chinese remains the default language, while English pages live under /en.
Added a light language switch in the navigation. It uses text instead of flags, so it does not break the low-noise mood of the site.
Copied and organized English content directories for public articles, projects, and assets. Later, the workflow can be: write in Chinese first, then generate and review an English draft.
2026-05-09
Improved the mobile layout so navigation, titles, article bodies, and cards behave better on phones.
Added legal and privacy links to the footer, including privacy, cookies, terms, copyright, and asset license notes.
Removed headless CMS test drafts so the formal content list does not mix in placeholder text.
Recorded the technical route for R2 image hosting and automatic image processing. The later goal is a local script: write first, then process, upload, and replace image paths in one pass.
2026-05-08
Improved the structure of content detail pages by adding reading time, intro, table of contents, previous/next links, and related posts.
Adjusted asset library rules so only public assets that are actually used by the site appear on the frontend. Internal test images and spare images do not enter the public asset library.
Improved CMS fields, making series, recommendation level, asset format, license source, and storage information easier to maintain.
2026-05-07
Built the basic site structure: home, journal, tech, projects, assets, about, and search.
Connected Astro, Tailwind CSS, and Decap CMS so the content system could run first.
Next
The next priorities are:
- Add several official pieces of content that truly represent the mood of ByteForge Studio.
- Build an automatic workflow for image processing and R2 storage.
- Improve SEO after the content structure becomes stable.