Guides
A tool is only the execution step. These articles cover the judgement either side of it — how to structure, how to pick a parameter, how to read a licence.
These articles do not repeat the parameter lists that the tool pages already carry. They cover what is outside the parameters: why a value is chosen, and when you should do the opposite. After reading one, you should be able to handle that class of problem on your own rather than following a click.
There are four threads, aligned with the category pages above: layout workflow for text content, card production for platform publishing, Markdown syntax in practice, and image formats with asset licensing.
All Guides
Article Layout: From Markdown to a Ready-to-Publish Draft
Article layout keeps needing rework? Write in Markdown and convert to a ready-to-paste rich-text draft: 8 colour themes, 3 font sizes, 1800x3200 and 2400x3200 canvases, all processed locally.
How to Make a Set of Image Cards
Image-card production guide: splitting content into cards, the hook on the first card, theme colour and page numbering, batch PNG export, and the two checks to do before publishing.
How to Write Markdown Tables
Markdown table syntax in detail: the separator row must match the header column count, alignment markers belong in the separator row only, pipe characters inside cells must be escaped, and how to convert from Excel or web tables.
PNG, JPG or WebP: Which Format and How Much Compression
Image format and compression guide: choose the format from the use case, the trade-off between quality and file size, the boundary between lossy and lossless, and batch compression of PNG, JPG and WebP.
How to Read a Free Image License
Image licensing guide: what the four common licence types actually permit, what attribution should contain, whether editing a file counts as a breach, and a four-step way to decide if an image is usable.