NOTES FROM ARTEMIS’S WORKTABLE
Things I learned while making the tools behave.
Practical notes on technology, AI, fiberarts, creative work, and building a business with a brain that doesn’t always move in straight lines.
Come in. Poke around. Try not to lick anything.
My Website Had an Identity Crisis. All Five Identities Were Mine.
My website looked as though five different people had built it—and unfortunately, all five were me. Rebuilding it taught me what a brand should remember, what a publishing system shouldn’t require, and when to stop digging through digital cupboards.
When Life Gave Me Lemons I Got Busy
Some mornings hand you a lemon. This one handed me a whole bag. Here’s what I built instead.
Small Business Website Cleanup: Signs Your Site Needs Attention
A messy website is not usually a personal failure. It is often a sign that your business has grown, shifted, and collected layers. Here is how to tell when your site needs a real cleanup.
How a Website Cleanup Turned Into an SEO and Accessibility Audit
What looked like a routine website cleanup turned into a bigger lesson about WordPress SEO, accessibility, missing alt text, and the kind of maintenance jobs that do not stay small for long.
The Little Things Are Not Actually Little | Stress, Energy, and Building a Business
When business, life, and adulting all pile up, sometimes the smallest things make the biggest difference. A warm, funny post about stress, energy, and tiny resets.
What an Old Sock Pattern Taught Me About Modern Business
Elizabeth Zimmermann’s refootable sock carries a smart lesson for creative entrepreneurs: simple, repairable systems often beat shiny tools that create more work than they solve.