Projects

The Projects route now exposes the case study publishing framework that future approved engineering stories will use.

Publishing framework

Story structure live

Future case studies now have a narrative system.

MAXMUS case studies can now describe problem framing, constraints, architecture, decisions, trade-offs, delivery, results, lessons learned, and future evolution in a consistent format.

The framework is real. Published project outcomes are still approval-gated.

Publication gate

Truth-first

What this route will publish

Engineering delivery narratives grounded in validated work.
Architecture decisions and trade-offs without marketing filler.
Results only when they can be stated truthfully and approved.

Audit reference: docs/experiment/content-audit/content-inventory.md (no standalone project route discovered).

Case study anatomy

10 sections

The reusable engineering story arc

Executive summary
Problem statement
Constraints
Architecture
Decisions
Trade-offs
Delivery
Results
Lessons learned
Future evolution

Current catalogue

The first real case study is now live alongside the framework reference.

The widget platform case study is the primary published narrative. The framework example stays available so future content can ship into the same structure without duplication.

Case study of the travel experiences widget platform architecture and delivery posture grounded in the audited Qantas Hotels experience record.

Based on the public Qantas Hotels experience baseline already documented in MAXMUS. Private metrics, internal diagrams, and non-approved implementation details are intentionally omitted.

Open case study

Project case study framework example

A lightweight reference page that demonstrates how future MAXMUS engineering case studies should be structured without inventing project outcomes.

Framework example only. This entry documents the publishing structure introduced in TASK-041 and does not claim a standalone shipped project outcome.

Open case study

Next approved content

Approved project narratives can now be added incrementally.

Until a reviewed case study exists, the experience route remains the source of truth for delivery history.