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Site structure: plain titles, copyable checklists, a deeper navigation, and an undated blog - #8

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  1. Titles: guidelines without their EG number (EG-025: Research, prototyping and experiments becomes Research, prototyping and experiments), and sentence case throughout. Firmitas keeps its own.
  2. Checklists: each is shown formatted and as Markdown to copy into an issue, a pull request or a review record.
  3. Navigation:
    • Four headings at the top: Ways of working, Learn, Reference and Blog.
    • Grouped pages inside the sections: the guidelines in seven parts, standards, guides and templates in groups, primers by area.
    • The source files don't move; site_path places the pages.
    • 205 old addresses redirect, and tarf's redirects and the radar chart follow the moves.
  4. Blog:
    • No dates in post addresses or on the pages, and no date archive. Old dated addresses redirect.
    • An All posts page lists every post by category, built by a hook so it stays current.

Checked locally: lint clean (apart from the Deep dives' known long sentences), and the github site builds. In the build: 135 posts on All posts, no dates on post pages, and old guideline and post addresses redirect.

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- The 26 guidelines are titled by name alone (Research, prototyping and experiments, not
  EG-025: ...). Their IDs stay in the front matter, the guidelines table and rule references.
- The chapters of six guides, the radar quadrants and the business principles page move to
  sentence case with 'and' for '&', like the rest of the site. Firmitas keeps its own style.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every checklist keeps its ticked-box form and now also gives the same list as a Markdown block,
to paste into an issue, a pull request or a review record.

- Templates: one block per checklist page, after its last checklist, with the section headings.
- Guidelines: a block after each guideline's checklist, and one per guideline on the combined page.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- The top of the navigation is four headings: Ways of working (Guidelines, Standards, Templates
  & Checklists, Firmitas), Learn (Primers, Guides, Handbook), Reference (Glossary, Tech Radar)
  and Blog. The radar chart is linked from the Tech Radar section instead of the top level.
- Inside the sections, pages sit in groups, each with a short landing page: the guidelines in
  'Using the guidelines' and their seven parts; the standards, guides and templates in their
  groups, with each multi-chapter guide inside its group; the primers by area. The source files
  do not move: py-doc's site_path places the pages. Word and PDF follow the same structure.
- Redirects keep the 205 old page addresses working, and tarf.co.uk's redirects and the radar
  chart's links point at the pages' new places.
- The home page shows a card for each section within the groups, with refreshed descriptions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Posts live at /blog/<slug>/ with no date in the address, the date archive is off, and the
  post pages and the blog list no longer show dates (two Material templates overridden). Old
  dated addresses and archive pages redirect.
- blog/all-posts.md lists every post by category, filled in at build time by a hook
  (site/hooks/all_posts.py), so it stays current. The blog page links to it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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