Incantations

Website Building

You need a website. I build websites. The negotiation is basically over. Portfolio, business site, or full e-commerce platform—I conjure a digital home that looks sharp, loads before your visitor finishes blinking, and quietly convinces browsers to become customers. The ingredients are WordPress, custom themes, and responsive design, so it behaves itself on every device, including your uncle's mysterious tablet. No dark patterns, no cursed pop-ups; just a site that does its one job with alarming enthusiasm.

Building Video Games

This is the aforementioned setting-people-on-Fire department. Got a game rattling around your skull demanding to exist? Narrative adventures, puzzle games, 2D platformers, 3D experiences—I build them in Unity and C#, from the first napkin sketch through programming, testing, and publishing. I sweat the boring parts (balance, polish, the menu nobody thanks you for) so players only feel the good parts. You arrive with a vision; you leave with a download link.

Data Insights

Your spreadsheet knows things. It has seen things. It will talk—to me. With Python, SQL, and an interrogation lamp, I turn raw numbers into dashboards, statistical analyses, predictive models, and visualizations so clear your least numerate stakeholder will nod with genuine understanding. Customer behavior, trend forecasts, operational bottlenecks, opportunities hiding in column Q—I find the story your data has been mumbling and make it say it out loud, with charts.

Teaching & Consulting

Want the hat? The hat can be taught. I offer one-on-one teaching and mentorship in coding, mathematics, game development, web design, and data science—tailored to your pace, whether you are typing your first line of code or leveling up something specific. Lessons are project-based and hands-on, which means you build real things and gain the dangerous confidence of a person who has debugged their own work at midnight and won.

I also consult for businesses that would rather not learn technology lessons the expensive way. Technical strategy, architecture reviews, UX audits, performance optimization—I point at the thing that is about to cost you money and suggest, gently but firmly, that we fix it first.