Journal #001 Then I realized I was spending more time thinking about how readers would discover the information than about the information itself. My werewolf article is particularly dense, and I naturally tend to explain everything in detail. As expected, it became quite compact… which is probably one of the reasons I’ve been putting off…

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I was simply preparing an introduction to my world.

Journal #001

Then I realized I was spending more time thinking about how readers would discover the information than about the information itself.

My werewolf article is particularly dense, and I naturally tend to explain everything in detail. As expected, it became quite compact… which is probably one of the reasons I’ve been putting off creating these pages for so long.

Then, while browsing the WordPress block menu, I discovered the Accordion block.

That one small discovery completely changed the way I wanted to organize my pages.

Instead of presenting everything on a single page, I redesigned the structure to work more like an RPG codex: a main entry page, expandable FAQ sections, and dedicated pages for each continent.

Before creating more content, I wanted to think about the reading experience.

I realized I was no longer focusing solely on building my world, but on how readers would explore it.

It all started with a simple sketch made in Clip Studio Paint…

These sketches are still very rough. They’re simply a way for me to organize my ideas before moving on to the actual page design.

Next step: turning these sketches into real WordPress pages and seeing whether this structure works as well in practice as it does on paper.


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