What lives where on this site

The sitemap is the exhaustive machine-readable list. This is the human version: what each area is for.

Deciding whether to work together

Section	What is in it
Services	One page per offer, with tiers, what is included, and an FAQ
Pricing	Every price in one place, plus the interactive estimator for custom project quotes
Compare	An honest comparison against an agency, a freelancer and a full-time hire
Portfolio	Case studies, shipped products, demos and downloadable guides in one place
Case studies	Long-form write-ups of real engagements, with outcomes and numbers
About	Background, track record, how I got here

Reading and learning

Section	What is in it
Blog	Technical writing on AI tooling, mobile and delivery practice
Glossary	Plain-English definitions of the AI and engineering terms used across the site
Guides	Downloadable playbooks, reached from the portfolio
These docs	Reference material on how engagements work and what this site publishes for machines

Acting

Section	What is in it
Book a call	The self-select call menu, from a free ten-minute intro to a paid consultation
Intake forms	One per priced offer. See Getting started
Contact	General inquiries, partnerships and press. Not the route for buying a service

Trust and policy

Section	What is in it
Security	How code, access, secrets and data are handled. No fabricated compliance badges
Accessibility	The standard this site meets and how it is tested
Privacy	What this site collects

Machine-readable

URL	What it is
/llms-full.txt	The full knowledge file for AI assistants
/llms.txt	The curated index
/sitemap-index.xml	Every indexable URL with an accurate last-modified date
/robots.txt	Crawl policy

Details in Machine-readable interfaces.

Which one answers your question

• "What does this cost?" Pricing, then Retainers or Project quotes for the terms behind the number.
• "Is this person any good?" Case studies and the blog. Both are specific rather than testimonial.
• "Should I hire an agency instead?" Compare.
• "How would we actually work?" This handbook, starting at How an engagement runs.
• "What is the fastest way to talk to a human?" The ten-minute intro call on Book a call.