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  Four documents, and only four.

  The site is a home page, the case studies, and the two legal notices. The
  sections inside the home page are fragments of it, not URLs of their own —
  listing #work and #engagements here would be claiming eleven pages exist
  where one does. The case studies earn their entry because they are a
  document: their own head, their own canonical URL, their own structured data,
  reachable and indexable without the home page.

  The same rule holds inside that document. It has three chapters and they
  are fragments of it, so #sandook, #sato and #annsweety are not listed
  either, however linkable they are.

  No <lastmod>, <changefreq> or <priority>. The last two are read by nothing
  any more, and a hand-written <lastmod> on a static file is a date that is
  wrong from the next deploy onward, which is worse than absent: a crawler
  that has learned to distrust the dates on a site stops reading them at all.
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