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A one-page home base for a comic-book seller who runs live auctions on Whatnot. A Whatnot profile barely registers in search, so this page owns the shop name in Google and sends every visitor to one action: follow the show. I designed the wolf logo, animated a logo sting for the hero, and shipped it as a single hand-written HTML file.

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Brand

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Custom branding software I built for my own client work. Describe the business and a Claude-driven brand designer proposes directions, picks the right image model for each concept from six providers, critiques and iterates to a master logo. One click then builds the whole brand kit: variants, favicons, social sizes, card and letterhead, palette exports and a guidelines page. Runs locally on my own keys.

• Electron
• Claude
• fabric.js
• sharp

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An honest second opinion for owners who are not sure the site they paid for is any good. Hand over the address, get a plain-language report on what works and what does not, then fixed-price repairs or a rebuild. Stripe checkout and subscriptions on a Convex backend.

• Next.js
• Convex
• Stripe
• SaaS

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A critique room for unfinished design work. Members post the rough version, ask one specific question, and get answers from people who do this for a living. Mentors keep their listing in the public directory only while they keep giving critique.

• Next.js
• Convex
• CSS Modules
• Editorial

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White-label SEO auditing for freelancers and small studios: run a branded audit for any prospect, then embed the same audit on your own site so visitors run it themselves and the lead arrives in your inbox. Findings are ranked by what they cost the business, not filed by category.

• Next.js
• Convex
• Stripe
• White-label

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The storefront for the plugins I write - a marketplace with Stripe subscriptions, license keys and gated downloads. One membership covers every plugin, so entitlement is a date range rather than a per-product flag, and anything released while you are a member stays yours.

• Next.js
• Supabase
• Stripe
• Commerce

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A live player counter built for another Minecraft community, who wanted it both on a phone and as a desktop wallpaper. One static page, no build step and no backend - it reads two public status APIs from the browser and falls back between them.

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Static

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Internal monitoring for every site I run. Three scheduled jobs audit performance, accessibility and SEO overnight and put the results on a dashboard built to be read across a room from a kiosk laptop. The audit loop is sequential on purpose - PageSpeed allows 100 requests per 100 seconds.

• Next.js
• Convex
• Vercel Cron
• PageSpeed

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A marketing site for an invented Charlotte pressure washing company, built the way a real trade business would need it - eighteen prerendered pages covering every service and service area, a filterable photo gallery, drag-to-compare before-and-after sliders, and a three-step quote request. The photography is real; the company is not.

• Next.js
• React 19
• Tailwind v4
• Motion

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Twenty-one pages for an invented Edinburgh yoga studio, built around one job the site has to do - get a stranger booked into their first class. A four-step booking flow carries intent from anywhere on the site, thirty-one timetable slots each deep-link into it, and a five-page back office mockup shows what would run the studio. Generated to static HTML with zero runtime dependencies, and 0.000 layout shift on every page.

• Node
• Static site generator
• sharp
• Playwright

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A six-page site for an invented family winery in Alexander Valley - the collection, the estate, visiting hours, a journal and a booking inquiry. Framework-free and multi-page: every page renders without JavaScript, the bottles are drawn as SVG rather than photographed, and the audit reports zero accessibility issues across all seven.

• Vite
• Vanilla JS
• CSS
• Accessibility

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A concept site for a fictional design studio, built as a pure front-end craft piece - preloader, trailing cursor, masked line reveals, sticky stacking cards, a scroll-lit manifesto and a count-up timeline. No framework and no runtime dependencies, around 15 kB gzipped.

• Vanilla JS
• CSS
• Vite
• Motion

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A local web design practice on its own domain, aimed at one town rather than at everybody. Six static pages with the hourly arithmetic printed on the pricing page, generated by a dependency-free Python build. Its own design system, sharing no stylesheet or class name with anything else I have built.

• HTML
• Python build
• Local SEO
• Vercel

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The same idea pointed at resort country: websites for businesses that earn in five months and get booked in the other seven. Five pages built around that mismatch, in a fourth design system that shares zero class names with the third, verified by diff rather than by eye.

• HTML
• Python build
• Seasonal
• Vercel

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A marketplace where each hand-built website design is sold exactly once, at one fixed price between $100 and $600, then retired. Next.js, Convex and Stripe, with an owner dashboard for editing the site after it is bought and a care plan that never touches ownership.

• Next.js
• Convex
• Stripe
• Tailwind

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AI song-generation web app - write a prompt, get a finished track with artwork. Next.js front to back, live on its own domain.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• AI
• Vercel

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The studio site: services, fixed pricing and a local-SEO build for Minnesota small businesses. Hand-written HTML with a Python build step - no framework, no npm.

• HTML
• CSS
• Local SEO
• Vercel

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A hardcore survival server built from nothing: 49 Java modules covering death mechanics, seasons, leaderboards, an economy, NPCs, land claims, and staff tooling - with an automated acceptance suite of around 2,000 checks.

• Java
• Paper API
• SQLite
• Gradle

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The public face of that server, live at hcmc.fun - what the game is, how the death loop works, how to join from Java or Bedrock, and a player count read from the server itself.

• Next.js
• Supabase
• Vercel

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A desktop IDE for building and publishing websites with a Claude Agent SDK panel wired in - describe a change, watch it land, then publish to Vercel and attach a custom domain without leaving the app.

• Electron
• React
• Claude Agent SDK

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A 3D cube editor and Blockbench importer that exports game-ready custom item models, with AI-assisted texture generation built in.

• Electron
• 3D
• Resource packs

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A desktop and downloads auto-organizer that sorts by recency tiers, keeps an undo journal for everything it moves, and searches by name instantly. Runs in the tray, starts with Windows.

• Electron
• Node.js
• Windows

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A suite of 30+ interlocking server plugins - economy, land claims, pets, ranks, permissions, chat, crates, teams, minigames - sharing one core library and one command registry.

• Java
• Gradle
• Plugin architecture

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Converts Java Edition resource packs to Bedrock. The model-geometry transform is verified byte-exact across the full 1,774-element test corpus.

• Converter
• Geometry
• Testing

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A Discord bot running live in a real community - 16 commands and 12 features, talking to a game server over a single outbound WebSocket, covered by 194 tests.

• discord.js
• WebSocket
• Node.js

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