DD Special Projects Decade Sorting (David Drebin, Mira) — January 20, 2026

Participants: David Drebin, Mira Type: client_call Approximate duration: 1 hour Date logged: 2026-01-20 Notion: Not created from this environment

Action items

• Mira — Build the Special Projects structure around four decade buckets: 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s | Deadline: Jan 21 | Priority: urgent
• Mira — Add the website-visitor report link David referenced so the reporting context stays tied to the content work | Deadline: Jan 21 | Priority: normal
• Mira — Continue moving individual works into the agreed decade sections while screen-sharing decisions with David as needed | Deadline: Jan 22 | Priority: normal

Topics covered

1. The Special Projects section needed a cleaner historical structure

David and the iHouse side worked live through how to organize the content library by decade. The conversation converged on four clear buckets instead of leaving the section visually or historically ambiguous.

2. The call was highly tactical and editorial

Most of the time was spent making micro-decisions about where individual works should live. This was not strategy in the abstract; it was a working session to enforce a clearer archival and presentation logic on the site.

3. Reporting and presentation were discussed together

The transcript also referenced the monthly website visitor report, which suggests David wanted the editorial cleanup connected to visible performance and not treated as a purely aesthetic exercise.

Key quotes

— David, re: the site structure: "So we're having '90s, 2000, 2010, 2000 to '20, and 2020 on."

— David, re: simplifying labels: "I would just say '90s, it's easier."

— Mira, re: execution: "Okay, I'm just taking that down."