Single-page site for the film and TV production company founded by Jude Law and Ben Jackson.

Bristol-based creative magazine, built as a publishing platform the editors run themselves.

Portfolio site for an interior design studio, built around their photography.

Front-end development for the VR games studio.

Front-end development for the independent games studio.

Site for a restorative practice training organisation.

Site for a bespoke wedding and event catering business.

Site for a solar panel and battery installation company.

Design, development and SEO for the agency.

Front-end development for the games studio.

Site for a South West construction firm.

A WebGL portfolio that gets you through the door in 806kB: marching-cubes brand mark, a scrolling helix of work, and a generative score written rather than licensed.

A puppet robot that tours Welsh primary schools teaching Key Stage 2 about semiconductors, with a real-time bilingual voice built on ElevenLabs, Deepgram and Claude. Finalist, Wales STEM Awards 2026.

Multi-tenant wildlife monitoring platform. Ecologists upload recordings, the site identifies the birds and bats in them, and the results land on a map. Next.js, Supabase with PostGIS, row-level security.

The desktop half of the same system: a .NET 8 Windows application that drives BirdNET and Kaleidoscope over a season of field recordings, extracts the audio behind each detection, and uploads to EarthRanger.

Wellbeing platform for 5,000+ UK care homes, built when covid ended in-person activity sessions. Offline-capable PWA, automated CQC evidence, family portal. Won a Health Tech Digital Award.

Live departure signage running on Raspberry Pi over MQTT, passenger WiFi, and the SWAPP staff sign-in platform, across Welsh stations and depots. Node, React, AWS, Network Rail APIs.

A field of Rubik’s cubes turning in isometric projection, in sync or against each other depending on the settings. The one demo here not served from this site: it runs on its own, and the case study embeds it live.

Drag along a financial curve and the fill, the marker and the figure follow. Shipped with the tool I built to draw the curve in the first place, because inventing plausible data by hand is worse than writing something to do it.

A pink box you can throw smiley faces into. Matter.js for the physics, a canvas pass on top to draw each body as a sprite, and a pop-in easing curve so they arrive rather than appear.

The trick every card on this site uses: a 372-byte blurred still stands in for a one-megabyte video until it can play. This is that swap, slowed down enough to watch.