Changelog

What changed, and when.

Changes to this site, newest first, in plain words. Each entry links to the commit behind it, so you can see exactly what changed in the code.

This page’s own structure, drawn at build from its HTML.

People read the top layer, crawlers follow the middle one and machines parse the bottom one.

27 headings · 57 links · 4 schema nodes

Build

Newest first

The changes you’d notice.

Small fixes are grouped, and work in progress isn’t listed. Each hash opens its commit on GitHub.

  1. A site scan, a start page and a page for AI agents.

    You can now scan a public web page and see what search crawlers and AI answer engines get from it, with plain fixes for what’s missing. For a deeper look, there’s a website audit, priced by quote. The new start page has a form that goes straight to Daniel and works with JavaScript off. It also has a scoping assistant that runs on Anthropic’s Claude, so what you type goes to Anthropic. The assistant drafts your message into the form and never sends anything itself. It stays off until it’s switched on. AI agents get their own endpoint (the web address a program sends its requests to) at /mcp, with a page that explains how to connect. Pages with technical terms have a new Plain/Technical switch. Plain, the default, explains each term where it first appears. There’s also a case study on how we research with AI agents, updated copy on Loep, field notes, and this changelog.

  2. The scrolling banner is gone.

    The home page no longer has a moving line of what we build under its headline. The code the opening animation types out lost that line too, since it shows the page as it really is.

  3. Phones get the full animations.

    A touch screen no longer means a lighter version of the site. Phones now get the live drawing in the hero and animations that keep playing. The lighter version is kept for devices that need it, such as ones low on memory or set to save data. Pause motion now lasts for your visit, not forever, and the opening animation is slower and smoother.

    Commit 6771721

    Loep joins the portfolio.

    Loep, a research tool we built, has a card on the home page and the work page, with an animated preview. Its own case page walks through what each part of it does and the checks that stop its build.

    Fixes from a review of the new home page.

    An independent review of the new home page led to plainer portfolio cards for people who aren’t engineers, and a slower reveal of the name in the opening animation. Smaller fixes made the pause buttons big enough to tap and put keyboard focus in the right place after the animation. The build now fails when a page’s share image no longer matches its headline.

    A tagline shared with ADJL Capital.

    Every page’s footer now carries ADJL Capital’s tagline, “Today’s investment, tomorrow’s legacy.” The opening animation ends on it, and the company’s structured data (code that tells search engines what a page is about) uses it as its slogan.

    Commit 0f32cbb

  4. A home page written for business owners.

    The home page now speaks to business owners, not only to engineers. Under the headline come what we build, in plain words, and then the portfolio, each system with an animated preview of it doing its job. The live demos stay further down, as proof. On small phones, the headline keeps its last words together and nothing spills off the side.

    An opening animation.

    When a visit starts on the home page, a short animation plays once. Code types, the build runs, and the site assembles into the ADJL Technology mark before the page opens. You can skip it, and it never plays if you’ve asked your device for reduced motion. The privacy page says what it stores, which is one note in your browser that it has played.

    Fixes from a review of the rebuilt site.

    A review of the rebuilt site covered the experience, accessibility and the honesty of the copy. The menu now stays pinned, links to a section land on it, keyboard focus never hides behind the status bar, and each service has one name everywhere. Copy that said more than the site could show was rewritten, and the drawing at the top of each page now says what it counts.

    Commits 86afa5b 8335c99

    Three ways to view any page.

    On the rebuilt site, every page can be viewed three ways. As rendered, as the source behind each section, or the way a machine reads it. The status bar measures how the page loaded on your device. Machine View, on the home page and the SEO page, fetches the page again and shows what a crawler gets.

    A drawing of each page’s structure.

    Most pages now open with a drawing of their own structure, made from their HTML. Each page’s share image, the picture that shows when someone shares a link to it, now carries that drawing.

    Commit 2c8a8c6

    Diagrams that show the work.

    New diagrams walk through how things run. The steps that turn this site’s copy into pages, a replay of the underwriting engine with its values withheld, and line diagrams of how our systems work.

    Commit 6762562

    Ask This Site.

    Ask a question about ADJL Technology and get an answer quoted from this site’s own pages, with a link to where each quote came from. It runs in your browser. If nothing on the site answers well enough, it says so and points you to a person.

    Jump anywhere with ⌘K.

    Press ⌘K, or Ctrl+K, to open a command palette. It jumps to any page or section, switches views, pauses motion and copies the email address.

    Commit 930bf87

    A new design, and new pages.

    The site was rebuilt on a dark background, without the films, and with new copy on every page. Each service got its own page, and the work page gained new case studies.

    Commit 8a4c923

    An llms.txt for AI tools.

    The site now writes llms.txt, a plain summary of every page for AI tools, and llms-full.txt, the full text of each. They’re made from the built pages on every deploy (each time the site is published), so they can’t drift from what a browser gets.

  5. A link to ADJL Capital, where it belongs.

    The terms page now links to ADJL Capital’s site, in the section about how ADJL Technology and ADJL Capital are related. The structured data no longer calls ADJL Capital our parent company. The firms are siblings, joined through their founder.

    The site moves to adjltechnology.com.

    The site now lives at adjltechnology.com. Its old netlify.app address sends you here, so there’s one copy of each page.

    Commits 3d820f9 3a00a05

  6. Readable by search engines, with or without JavaScript.

    Every page now describes itself in structured data, has its own share image, and has a title that leads with its subject. A bug that hid most of the home page from anyone without JavaScript is fixed, and a browser test now loads every page with scripts off.

    Commits 22b4428 cacaa31

  7. The copy, rewritten in plain English.

    The first version read as machine-written. The copy on every page was rewritten in shorter, plainer sentences, and a new check fails the build if the writing drifts back.

  8. ADJL Technology, by its right name.

    The firm’s name is ADJL Technology everywhere, the spelling is US English throughout, and the site describes the team accurately, as Daniel and a small senior development team. The work page no longer lists the kinds of work we turn down.

    Commits 3a2a08f ac673d1

    The first fixes.

    A review of the first version found a heading on the work page showing its formatting markers, text too faint to read, and a phone menu that could lock the page. All fixed. The build now fails if a formatting marker ever reaches a page, and the contrast check measures faded text it used to skip.

    Commit b37019c

    The first version.

    The first version of ADJL Technology’s site is built, on a light background with short looping films. Every page is prerendered as plain HTML, and the build fails on broken links, unstyled markup and hype.

    Commit 396cb64

Source

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This site’s code is public on GitHub, with its full history. That includes the work in progress this page leaves out, and the checks that run before every deploy.

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