The Trophy Hall Is Open
Games, websites, and data stories, all mounted in the Exhibits hall — nothing is behind glass. Poke everything; most of it plays right in your browser.
Where Imagination Meets Technology
Every road in the realm starts here. Notices get nailed to this board, commissions get taken, and somewhere below, a cauldron is making a noise I have chosen to interpret as enthusiasm.
Six notices, freshly nailed up. Read them in any order—the board does not judge. (The board absolutely judges.)
Games, websites, and data stories, all mounted in the Exhibits hall — nothing is behind glass. Poke everything; most of it plays right in your browser.
Potions. Brews. Small bottles that glow and occasionally hum. Also websites, games, data analysis, and tutoring—which, frankly, come up more often. Full menu in the Incantations chamber.
Mathematician turns tutor, turns data analyst, turns game maker, acquires hat. The full saga — wrong turns and one triumphant montage included — is written down in the Lineage.
Questions, proposals, compliments about the aardvark. Send one through the Owlery and an owl drops it on my desk with judgmental punctuality.
A shelf of links I actually use — docs, tools, datasets, zero affiliate schemes. The wind blew them into tidy piles. Filed under Zephyr.
Behind this link is a picture of an aardvark. That is the entire feature. It took longer to justify than to build.
The core of my design philosophy is intuitive and simple. When you use a feature you should immediately understand its purpose and understand how to use it with no instruction. For that reason I err on the side of few words. It helps the design breathe.
Websites that load fast, read clear, and behave in public. Built with real care and a strictly responsible amount of glitter—portfolios, storefronts, whatever your realm requires.
Explore WebsitesTurn-based battles, 40+ legendary characters, puzzles that bite back. Built in Unity and C#, balanced by me muttering “one more run” at the screen until 2am agreed with me.
Discover GamesI interrogate spreadsheets until they confess. Python, pandas, and SQL turn half a million rows into charts a human can nod at—and decisions a business can actually act on.
View InsightsDescribe it. You will get a straight answer on scope, cost, and whether it needs a website, a game, a dashboard, or simply a nap.
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