https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/tags/performance/A privacy-safe demo of Hugo Theme Liquid for layout, typography, and progressive glass surfaces.Hugo -- gohugo.iozh-CNhttps://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/designing-software-for-humans/Thu, 27 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/designing-software-for-humans/Introduction Software is often described as a machine: inputs go in, outputs come out, and the interesting work happens somewhere behind an interface. That metaphor is useful for reasoning about reliability, but it leaves out the person who has to decide what the input means, notice whether the output is trustworthy, and recover when something goes wrong. Most software is not used by a perfectly attentive operator. It is used by someone carrying a question, a deadline, a half-remembered instruction, or a cup of coffee that has already gone cold. https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/table-rendering-showcase/Fri, 21 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/table-rendering-showcase/Small Table Feature Status Notes Typography Ready Uses real prose Taxonomy Ready Shared terms are intentional Pagination Ready Six cards per page Medium Table The medium table has enough columns to test a normal desktop layout without becoming an artificial spreadsheet. Component Owner Input Output Mobile behavior Review date Risk Article card Theme Front matter Linked preview Stack content 2026-08-21 Low TOC Browser Headings Anchored links Collapse or scroll 2026-08-22 Medium Code block Goldmark Fence language Highlighted code Local scroll 2026-08-23 Medium Taxonomy Hugo Tags and categories Term pages Wrap links 2026-08-24 Low RSS Hugo Published pages XML feed N/A 2026-08-25 Low Wide Table This table intentionally has twelve columns. On a small viewport, the table itself may scroll horizontally, but it should not push the entire page beyond the viewport. https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/categories-and-tags-test/Sat, 15 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/categories-and-tags-test/Shared Terms Are the Test This article deliberately shares terms with several other test posts. A taxonomy page is more useful when it contains a small population with different counts, not when every term appears exactly once. The primary categories for this dataset are Development, Design, and Hugo. The post also uses tags for Hugo, CSS, Typography, Testing, and Static Site. What to Inspect Category links should remain readable when several appear together. Tag chips should wrap without widening the page. Taxonomy pages should show more than one post for shared terms. A term with a space, such as Web Development, should receive a stable URL. Counts and chronological order should make sense after new posts are added. A Small Editorial Note Taxonomy is metadata, but it still participates in the reading experience. It tells a visitor how a collection is shaped: a few broad shelves, a few recurring interests, and enough overlap to make exploration worthwhile. The everything showcase reuses this vocabulary so the aggregate pages feel like a real site rather than a set of isolated fixtures. https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/everything-showcase/Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://caed2eb5.hugo-theme-liquid-demo.pages.dev/posts/everything-showcase/The Surface of a Modern Hugo Theme A modern Hugo theme begins with an old-fashioned question: what should this page help a person do? The answer might be read a careful essay, find a related note, understand when something was published, or decide whether a link is worth opening. Visual polish matters, especially when a theme uses soft translucency and layered surfaces, but polish is most convincing when it follows a clear content structure.