March 18, 2026
Welcome to Froggblogg
Froggblogg starts with a simple rule: published writing should be easy to author, easy to move, and easy to restyle without tearing apart the site. That is why every post lives in its own folder and travels with its own images. The layout stays reusable, while the content remains close to the assets it references. That decision keeps the publishing flow clean when the archive grows. It also makes the static build predictable.
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Froggblogg starts with a simple rule: published writing should be easy to author, easy to move, and easy to restyle without tearing apart the site. That is why every post lives in its own folder and travels with its own images. The layout stays reusable, while the content remains close to the assets it references. That decision keeps the publishing flow clean when the archive grows. It also makes the static build predictable.
The home page shows the newest posts first and trims each preview down to the first few sentences. That gives readers enough context without forcing the list view to become an unreadable wall of text. The month selector narrows the list without introducing server complexity. The search page stays lightweight by indexing the static post data already loaded into the page. For an early version, that is the right tradeoff.
As the project grows, tags, RSS, pagination, and richer search can be added without changing how the markdown is stored. The structure is doing the long-term work here.