Make a conlang with me!
What this is
I often keep a lot of details of my conlangs to myself as they feel a bit personal, however I want to share my work with more people. I decided to work on a conlang project where I would transparently share my whole process with the internet, and then I came up with the idea to basically turn this into a rough guide so other people can follow along and make their conlangs with me if they want to.
Of course everyone has their own approach to things, I'm not trying to prescribe others to make languages the way I do it. I am simply showing you my process so hopefully if you don't know where to start or you don't know what the actual conlanging process looks like you can get a better idea here. But of course there is no one right way to conlang, feel free to deviate in the order and ways you do things for your project.
As I mentioned in the guides page I will be making a naturalistic conlang here because it's the type I'm most used to and most excited to work on, and also because it's the most popular type given how well it fits as the type of language a fictional people would speak.
Start your journey here!