PhD research at the intersection of autism, moneywork, and technology.
Most longer text is written directly in Markdown pages:
| Website content | File to edit |
|---|---|
| Homepage | index.md |
| Research overview | _pages/research.md |
| Navigating Financial Lives findings | _pages/navigating-financial-lives.md |
| Collaborative Visual Thinking | _pages/collaborative-visual-thinking.md |
| Current autistic joy study | _pages/autistic-joy.md |
| Resources page introduction | _pages/resources.md |
Short information that appears in more than one place is stored separately. Editing it once updates every page that uses it:
| Shared content | File to edit |
|---|---|
| Study titles, status, summaries, links, and key facts | _data/studies.yml |
| Research-method title, summary, and link | _data/methods.yml |
| Publication details, DOI links, and abstracts | _data/publications.yml |
| Figure descriptions, captions, and text alternatives | _data/research_figures.yml |
| Collaborative Visual Thinking example labels and descriptions | _data/visual_artefacts.yml |
| Resource links | _data/resources.yml |
| Main navigation | _data/navigation.yml |
Files in _includes control repeated visual elements such as the “On this page” list, study facts, figures, and publication entries. Files in assets/css control the design. These usually do not need to be changed when updating wording.
Start the local preview from this folder:
bundle exec jekyll serveAfter checking the changes in the browser:
git status
git add .
git commit -m "Update website text"
git push