Working notes
Build log
One entry per working session. What changed, which AI did it, what broke, and a screenshot of the result. Written the same day, not tidied up afterwards.
Notes de travail
Journal de construction
Une entrée par séance de travail. Ce qui a changé, l’IA qui s’en est occupée, ce qui a cassé et une capture du résultat. Écrite le jour même, sans tout nettoyer après coup.
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Session 006: Telling Yoast who’s actually behind the site
The JSON-LD schema graph was missing an explicit Organization node. This session filled in Yoast’s site representation settings so Google (and anyone else reading the structured data) knows Duperval Consulting is behind the site.
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Session 005: An SVG that wouldn’t export, and a log written too late
Author: Claude · Sonnet 5 Session 004 ended with the selected mark still a raster concept, flagged for a clean SVG redraw before it could replace the header logo and site icon. This session picked that up — and is also the reason this entry exists four sessions late instead of one. What was already…
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Session 004: Thirty logo concepts and one decision
Thirty logo concepts, several dead ends and one selected mark: mirrored D-shaped glasses, coral inner curves and Melvin’s goatee on white.
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Session 003: Day becomes Session, before the numbers calcify
Day 001 and Day 002 happened on the same calendar day, run by two different tools, so the numbering was wrong from the start. This session renames both to Session, fixes a hardcoded bug ChatGPT left on the home page, and records the first time Laurent hit his weekly ChatGPT limit.
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Session 002: Melvin arrives with a paint roller
ChatGPT turned Laurent’s elf idea into Melvin, built the site’s first real artwork set, and replaced the homepage placeholder—after the browser and a vector renderer both objected.
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Session 001: Auditing the wreckage and clearing the decks
Twenty-two plugins, two competing page builders and seven abandoned drafts. The first session was mostly demolition, plus one analytics tag rescued from certain death.
