Logseq/Entity/Website

• Website

  • In this garden, Website pages model a specific published website treated as a thing in its own right — a site notable for its design, craft, experience, or usefulness, rather than for being one person's homepage or one codebase.

  • Examples in this garden

    • Website/Misato Town — a WebGL town-rebranding microsite by Shiftbrain, notable for scroll-driven keyframed animation.

  • When we treat something as a website

    • Strong signals: a live site at a stable URL, cited for its design or experience; a showcase or award entry (e.g. Awwwards); a site whose identity is the site itself, not merely the org or product behind it.
    • Not this type: a single post, essay, or article → Logseq/Entity/Article. A codebase, app, or tool that happens to have a URL → Logseq/Entity/Software/Project. The organization or company behind a site → Logseq/Entity/Organization or Logseq/Entity/Company. A person's personal site, which lives as a sub-page of that person, e.g. Person/Name/Web.
    • A page may model more than one entity when it genuinely qualifies (see Logseq/Entity on multiple membership) — e.g. a site that is also the primary page for its software project.

  • How to name the main page for a website

    • When the site's maker (studio, org, person) already has a namespace in the garden, use Creator/Website/<Short Name> so the site nests under its maker.
    • Otherwise use Website/<Name> as the fallback, where <Name> is the site's own recognizable name, e.g. Website/Misato Town.
    • Prefer the site's own short name over its full URL or a slug; alternate names or the native-language title go in alias:: only when codekiln asks for them, per My/AI/Rule/Logseq/No Aliases Unless Asked.

  • Finding and deduplicating

    • Check in this order: Website/<Name>, Creator/Website/<Name>, aliases, the maker's namespace, and body mentions of the URL. Classify as: existing, similar, new, or blocked.

  • Frontmatter

    • Set logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Website]] to mark a page as a website instance. Additive — list comma-separated with any other entities, primary first (see Logseq/Entity).
    • created-by:: — link to the studio, company, or person that made the site, when tracked in the garden.
    • date-created:: — when the site launched or was published, not when the page was added.
    • Optional: logseq-created-time-year:: linking to the matching Logseq/Entity/Time/Year instance.
    • via:: records how the site was discovered (e.g. Awwwards); see-also:: links genuinely related pages such as the collection it belongs to.
    • Shared frontmatter conventions live on Logseq/Frontmatter.

  • Page shape

    • First block: H1 with a Markdown link to the site's live URL.
    • Keep it lean: what the site is, why it is notable, the techniques or stack that matter, its maker, and any awards. Curated collections of sites are modeled by Logseq/Entity/Website/Collection.