27 things I've built for the web — client work, product work, and the projects I wrote to learn something specific. A few have real users on them; the rest were the price of getting good.
Open any card and the thread has the longer story, the stack, and a live link.
A sing-the-next-line party game: the music cuts out, you sing, and an AI judges whether you actually knew the words.
Every inbound lead scored and replied to within a minute — no one waits.
Answers customer questions from a real FAQ knowledge base — and admits it when it doesn't know.
Review collection that businesses actually get replies from.
A production dashboard for video teams.
AI contract management for people who hate contracts.
An infinite pan/zoom canvas with a real undo/redo command stack.
Generative art in raw WebGL2 — flow fields, domain-warped noise, GPU reaction-diffusion.
A page about not giving up that makes you prove it — 14 sections you knock down, mash, drag and punch.
A concept Lagos clothing label where every cloth on the page, from the hero to the garments, is generated in code.
Control thousands of particles of light with your bare hands, in the browser, with no install.
A cinematic fan landing page for Arcane — a real-time hextech crystal floating between Vi and Jinx.
A command palette that actually ranks matches — not .includes().
Drag it. Drop it. If the save fails, it goes right back.
A split-pane markdown editor with a hand-written parser — no remark, no marked.
Live prices over WebSockets, with alerts that fire.
Stable Diffusion, wrapped in something usable.
A multi-touch party game — everyone puts a finger down, one gets picked.
A small, silly, thoroughly over-engineered ask.
A cinematic sports-game landing page built for motion.
CSV in, a managed property portfolio out.
A browsing UI for a very large catalogue.
A streaming dashboard with a player that stays put.
Search any place, get the forecast, no ceremony.
Dijkstra's algorithm, made watchable.
Launches, rockets, and mission history.
An open template for developers who need a site by Friday.