How this site is built

THIS HOST

remilia.org is the corporate and literature host of Remilia Corporation (Remigumi-guchi Digital, LLC). Corporate pages are hand-authored static HTML. Updates, Press, Thought, and Archive are structured posts compiled to HTML with Markdown and plain-text siblings, RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0, sitemaps, and llms.txt maps. The canonical host is https://remilia.org/ (non-www). The digital storefront is remilia.com, the community encyclopedia is wiki.remilia.org, and the software network is remilia.net.

WHERE TO GO

remilia.org — corporate pages and literature (/updates, /press, /thought, /archive). remilia.com — fashion, brand, shop, and culture; news and events live under /a/news and /a/events. remilia.net — Remilia software products and engineering blog. wiki.remilia.org — encyclopedia; cite Remilia Corporation for facts. Hiring: /careers.

HOW THIS SITE IS BUILT

The corporate pages use standards-compliant HTML5 and CSS without a client framework. Markup has one H1, semantic landmarks, a skip link, and a declared document language. Discovery uses rel=canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and JSON-LD using the AboutPage schema. Images carry alternative text where they convey content. The site honors prefers-reduced-motion and prefers-contrast: more. Every page remains readable without JavaScript. JavaScript is limited to in-page hash scrolling and the language selector preference in headings.js, the homepage inspirations rotator in inspo.js, and the careers job board in jobs.js.

Authors maintain the readable HTML in deploy/src/. Shared head tags live in _partials/, then merge during bake:corp. bake:fx creates an inert layer-fx copy while CSS paints only layer-base through the print-fx filter, leaving type and borders single. Crest and photo cells use the dither-3 filter.

The source code is hosted at remiliacorporation/remilia-org and licensed under the Viral Public License.

HOW THE BLOG IS DESIGNED

Posts are baked from Markdown, emitted as HTML, Markdown, and plain text with crawlable indexes and directories, RSS, Atom, sitemaps, and llms.txt, discovery metadata and JSON-LD.

An article is a 560-pixel reading measure flanked on large screens by a contents and citation rail and an adjacent-post rail. Footnotes are rendered as sidenotes where space permits and as a tooltip hover card in pure CSS, as a checkbox :target. Interlinks preview as tooltip hover cards.

Theme is changed with :has(). --hue computes paper, ink, focus states, the fixed dot lattice, and each photograph's ordered halftone in oklch(), compensating where yellow and cyan would otherwise lose contrast.

Small deferred scripts add section filtering, rail search, current-heading indication, copy controls, touch behavior for link cards, and an event-gallery lightbox.