Revisit - Sheep Rain and the Storefront Panic Threshold
We revisited Sheep Rain to answer a practical question: how much nonsense can a storefront carry before it stops being charming?
A weekly never-finished project. Serious builds, silly detours, and honest notes on what AI actually helped with.
Weekly Build Notes
A weekly never-finished project. Serious builds, silly detours, and honest notes on what AI actually helped with.
We revisited Sheep Rain to answer a practical question: how much nonsense can a storefront carry before it stops being charming?
The first official Par Baked post: how we used AI, markdown, and the existing static-site build to ship the blog itself over a weekend.
Another browser-agent test, this time focused on the repetitive admin tasks people say should be automated but rarely trust enough to hand over.
A tiny middleware layer for injecting odd experiments into otherwise sensible projects without contaminating the core app.
We gave ourselves one hour to improve a deliberately rough interface and tracked which accessibility fixes AI found, missed, or only half-understood.
The third SFTR revisit moved deeper into section schemas and confirmed that “almost rendering” is not the same as rendering.
A lightweight system for spinning up fake-door landing pages quickly enough to test an idea before anyone falls in love with the wrong build.
A second content planner pass focused on what the board is really for, instead of inheriting every Trello-shaped assumption.
A simple map and stockist directory experiment built to see how far AI can get before location data quality becomes the main problem.
The second Sheep Rain pass adds bad audio decisions, better storefront controls, and more evidence that joke projects are useful stress tests.