Static SvelteKit blog
The home page surfaces the newest entries first, with previews generated from the opening sentences of each post.
Froggblogg starts with a simple rule: published writing should be easy to author, easy to move, and easy to restyle without tearing apart the site. That is why every post lives in its own folder and travels with its own images. The layout stays reusable, while the content remains close to the assets it references. That decision keeps the publishing flow clean when the archive grows. It also makes the static build predictable.
Reusable pages matter more than decorative page count. A blog should not have oneoff templates for every section when the underlying data model is the same. Home, search, and post detail pages can all be driven by the same normalized post metadata. That keeps maintenance costs low. It also keeps future features additive instead of disruptive.