How It's Built
Public digital bookFamily History Digital Book
A public editorial platform built from civil records, photographs, family accounts, and genealogical data, combining long-form narrative, visualization, and static web publishing.
Organizing civil records, photographs, family accounts, and genealogical data from different periods and branches into a structured, navigable public digital book.
The project is not only a family website. It is a technical and editorial product: a publishing system for chapters, visual ancestry maps, historical records, photos, routes, and curated narrative. This page walks through the architecture and editorial work behind the book.
A continuation of early work with collections and information organization.
Early in my career, I worked with the Historical Archive and Municipal Museum of Araucária, cataloging documents and photographs, contributing to historical publications, and developing a PHP and MySQL system for the museum collection. Family History revisits that discipline through historical research, cataloging, image curation, and digital publishing.
View professional experienceContent architecture
Structured chapters, records, photos, maps, and editorial notes into a coherent digital book model that can evolve over time.
Genealogy visualization
Designed custom SVG-based components to represent family relationships, generations, dates, places, and origin metadata in a readable way.
Public publishing
Built a public web publishing flow with structured navigation, canonical URLs, and a deployment model designed for portability and performance.
Research and cataloging
Organized civil records, photographs, family accounts, and genealogical data from multiple sources into a consistent content model for long-form historical narrative.