Independent practice
I connect editorial needs with software, investigate difficult problems and build tools that make the work clearer.
Flower studies ·
Content models, editorial workflows and the tools used to prepare and publish content.
Moving content between systems while retaining its structure, relationships and assets.
Tools for recurring work, AI-assisted development and supervised agent workflows.
Editorial questions, technical decisions and the software that follows.
A migration needed a clear view of progress and a way to investigate the exceptions. I used AI-assisted development to build scheduled reports, separating the business overview from technical detail and preserving measurements across runs.
Read this study : Automating migration reportingMissing relationships could not be repaired by matching an identifier alone. I worked through source evidence and publication context, then used previews, bounded batches and readback to support controlled repairs. Uncertain cases stayed separate for follow-up.
Read this study : Recovering content relationships after a migrationA shared story can keep facts together, while each publication channel needs room to develop its own version. This prototype explores that relationship, with explicit links between versions, revision history and a way to handle corrections without silently replacing channel-specific work.
Read this study : Shared stories and independent channel versionsPume is the independent practice of Stan Pues, based in Ghent. My work spans editorial systems, software development and visual design. I work with editors, developers, designers and operational colleagues to understand a problem and carry the decisions into the software.
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