The Team
Billgo maintains the YIQILAI.TECH websites as a small, focused system of product pages, documentation surfaces, shared Astro themes, and Cloudflare-ready static builds.
The work stays close to the product: structure, design, copy, implementation, and release checks all live in the same workspace so changes can stay understandable.
He keeps the shared foundation boring on purpose, while leaving enough room for each website to have its own components, content, and visual voice.
The website workspace keeps multiple surfaces moving together without flattening their boundaries. Apps stay app-local, while shared layout and Starwind-based components live in the theme package.
Every page is treated as part of the product: navigation, footer links, SEO files, responsive behavior, and build output are all maintained with the same care as visible interface work.
AMKit is the product-facing surface in the workspace. It gives the system a concrete place to test how shared themes, local pages, and deployment conventions hold up outside the main company site.
Its boundary stays intentionally simple: product content belongs to the app, and reusable interface primitives only move into the shared theme when the second site actually needs them.
Notes is the operating memory behind the sites: decisions, implementation references, and maintenance records should be easy to find when the next change arrives.
The goal is calm documentation, not extra ceremony. Good notes make future edits smaller, reviews clearer, and deployments less surprising.