What is recorded
The site covers independent software, interaction design, and engineering: complete practice notes, four project archives, current snapshots, and the decisions that never appear in a final interface.
ABOUT THIS SITE
ZMTree is an archive of independent software practice. This page explains how the site works; it contains no team or personal biographies.
The site covers independent software, interaction design, and engineering: complete practice notes, four project archives, current snapshots, and the decisions that never appear in a final interface.
Notes are archived by publication date and connected to their projects. Project pages retain current intent, development status, and key technical trade-offs. Now is deliberately a short working snapshot.
Content changes when a project produces a decision worth preserving; there is no fixed weekly schedule. English is a natural translation that keeps intent rather than sentence structure.
Project repositories are private, so source links are not published. The global GitHub link points only to a public profile. Other external sources appear only when they directly support an article.
This is a static content site with no account, comments, or behavioural analytics. The complete boundary is described in the site privacy notice.