Why This Project Exists
The motivation behind Jenna Press and the practical problem it was created to solve.
From accidental complexity back to a clear contract
Many website projects begin as simple publishing tasks but slowly accumulate runtime APIs, ad hoc editing rules, and deployment decisions that nobody fully owns. The result is not power. The result is confusion.
Jenna Press exists because that drift is common and avoidable. A small team usually does not need a private server layer just to explain a project, publish a roadmap, or maintain a multilingual blog. It needs a stable structure that does not change every week.
The project therefore starts from a different question: what is the smallest framework that still lets a team ship a serious project website with confidence?