Reusable Site System Intake

Overview

RomeoRaven starts from an existing reusable site pattern. The point is not to build a one-off portfolio from scratch; the point is to use and improve the same repeatable approach used for other domains.

Problem

New sites can drift quickly when each one becomes a special case. That creates duplicate work, unclear launch rules, and avoidable risk around working files, review behavior, publishing, and content validation.

Pattern

The reusable pattern gives each site a consistent structure for content, layout, navigation, review, and publishing. RomeoRaven then adds its own voice, site map, and project-specific pages on top.

System

The public system keeps a few rules simple:

• Content starts as structured working material.
• Public pages are reviewed before release.
• Working material and public output stay separated.
• Site-specific styling and copy are the first extension points.
• Public pages are checked for sensitive terminology before release.

Build Notes

The current site work is constrained by reusable-site rules. Content, navigation, brand tokens, and site-specific styling are the first extension points. Shared layout changes should have a clear reason.

Current Evidence

• The current site was created from the reusable site baseline instead of a blank build.
• Review and public publishing behavior are separated.
• Working material and public output remain separated.
• Link, page, and release checks are part of the release process.

Current State

RomeoRaven is active as a reusable-site build. Public release, routing, and publishing remain separate decisions from content and design work.