Where do you land?
Wardley maps, shown before they are named, and the three centres of gravity: explorer, villager, town planner. 14 panels.
Status: draft · book v1.0.0 (the second edition does not exist yet) · gen-z.journalist, 18 October 2026, from Dinis's memo on Wardley maps. Every line the Guide says, and every quote card, is Dinis's words from the article 'Where do you land?', word for word; the build checks it. The map of Zara's first job is the storyboard's illustration, not Dinis's. Swipe, use the arrow keys, or the buttons; Notes shows what each panel is for and its source; Full screen for an iPad.
The panels
- 1. Where do you land? (cover; Where do you land?)
- 2. A map of what Zara's first job depends on. (We have not named it yet.) (map; Where do you land?, Maps everywhere)
- 3. How a map starts (scene; Where do you land?, Maps everywhere)
- 4. The same map, with its names. And everything moves. (map; Where do you land?, Maps everywhere)
- 5. Why I love it (evidence; Where do you land?, Maps everywhere)
- 6. Not just activities (scene; Where do you land?, The four stages are not only for activities)
- 7. Where do you fit? (spectrum; Where do you land?, Where do you fit?)
- 8. The explorer (scene; Where do you land?, The explorer)
- 9. The villager (scene; Where do you land?, The villager)
- 10. The town planner (scene; Where do you land?, The town planner)
- 11. they know they have done their job right when nothing goes wrong (punchline; Where do you land?, The town planner)
- 12. A centre of gravity, not a box (scene; Where do you land?, Where do you fit?)
- 13. Different skills, different learning paths (scene; Where do you land?, A centre of gravity, not a box)
- 14. The question the book asks early, and keeps asking (punchline; Where do you land?)
The data is where-do-you-land.json and cast.json; the panels are drawn in your browser from it, by assets/storyboard.js with Rough.js. Nothing is an image file: change the JSON, rebuild, and every panel is redrawn.