My favorite is still the first one; 5 rules for a guitar that sells. Helped me out because I had been debating whether to alter the design of one of my in-progress guitars to 12 or 13 frets to the body, but especially considering that it doesn't have a cutaway, sticking with the original 14 is definitely the way to go. Luckily it's big, pretty, and not made out of maple
I also like the articles on air quality. Good to do multiple posts to emphasize the importance of lung health, and actually give people some ideas on what to do about it.
The design ones are good too, as well as the accompanying threads here to get people discussing things
Could do more on bridges, rosettes, and the importance of tying everything together (e.g. some builders make the headstock crest, fingerboard end, and bridge all similar shapes). For me, it starts with a name, or a central inlay piece, or some combination of ideas, often inspired by the top and/or back/side woods. And I've always been too stupid to keep it simple Voicing is another of my favorite topics, but it's way too vast to cover much in one article. Thin top style, thick top style, arch tops, flat tops, dome tops, various other shapes of top (I think you'd know something about that
). Each has specific methods of coaxing a good tone from it, and maybe some work better on small guitars and others on large guitars.