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Educational Content Platform

Kujikiri

A structured educational website designed around the nine Kuji practices, with clear navigation, dedicated topic pages, and a scalable SEO content architecture.

Challenge

Kujikiri required a clear way to organize a specialized subject into distinct, approachable pages without losing the relationship between the nine practices. The site also needed a structure that could support long-form educational content and future SEO growth.

Strategy

We developed a hub-and-spoke content model with one central overview page and dedicated pages for Rin, Pyō, Tō, Sha, Kai, Jin, Retsu, Zai, and Zen. Each page was designed to stand alone while linking back into the broader system.

Solution

The final Next.js site uses reusable components, focused navigation, responsive layouts, internal linking, and structured metadata to create a coherent educational resource with room for continued expansion.

Content Architecture

Nine practices organized into one coherent learning system.

Each practice has its own dedicated page while remaining connected to the broader Kujikiri framework through consistent navigation and internal linking.

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Rin

02

Pyō

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04

Sha

05

Kai

06

Jin

07

Retsu

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Zai

09

Zen

Project Outcomes

A stronger educational platform for discovery and long-term growth.

Created dedicated pages for all nine practices
Improved discoverability through structured navigation
Established a scalable hub-and-spoke content model
Strengthened internal linking and topical relevance
Built a responsive reading experience
Prepared the platform for future interactive features

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