Experiments
Things I built to see if they could work.
A working archive, not a gallery. Everything here is live and opens right on this page, in a window. A few started as side projects and got out of hand; some taught me things I now get paid for.
Side projects that got out of hand.
Each one is running right now. Click to open it in a window.
- Westeros Lineage
- A cinematic, interactive family tree of House Targaryen. Fan-art on the surface, a real product experiment underneath: dense relationship mapping, a Bloodline Focus mode that dims everything but one line of descent, and mobile-first interaction on a canvas that really wants a wall-sized screen.
- Mentorship LMS
- A two-sided platform for exam mentorship. A teacher console for content, Mains answer evaluation, and scheduling; a student app for tests, plans, doubts, and streaks. Built as a working pitch, so every screen is real data and fully clickable, down to a doubt-bot that streams its replies.
- GetPosals
- An AI workspace for freelancers and studios who live and die by proposals: drafting, a client pipeline, approvals, pitch decks, and the analytics to learn what actually wins work. Designed and built end to end, from empty state to a dashboard that reads like a real book of business.
- Pickle Royale
- A live rankings app for my pickleball group. The Elo maths is real, the rivalries more so. Match history, seasons, and more trash talk than any product should enable, running on a tiny edge stack.
Nineteen sites in nineteen days.
One interaction study a day, built in Framer. Scrub the strip, or leave it running.
Interactive timeline
A horizontal timeline that walks through the five stages of design thinking.
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The paid work is in the index.
Six case studies, ranked by what each one actually took rather than by when it happened.
- Built
- Framer · React · Cloudflare
- Frabruary
- 19 sites, 19 days, February
- All of it
- Live, not mocked up