Learning in public, one useful build at a time

Development

My web and software projects, student work, independent experiments, and ongoing practice of making technology clearer, kinder, and more useful.

Byte, my friendly Lore & Logic robot mascot, holding a small blue boat.
Meet Byte.My logic-side mascot: part helper robot, part 3D-printer toolhead, always ready to build.

The logic workshop

Build, test, explain

I want each project to show the problem, constraints, choices, accessibility work, validation, and what I would change on another pass.

Front end

Web projects

Semantic HTML, thoughtful CSS, JavaScript interactions, responsive interfaces, and accessibility-first design.

Applications

Software projects

C#, Java, SQL, and other projects documented with purpose, screenshots, technologies, and honest completion status.

Student journey

Coursework

Selected academic projects with assignment context, learning goals, and a clear line between required work and later improvements.

Lab bench

Experiments

Small prototypes, interface questions, failed approaches, and ideas worth testing before they become full projects.

Plain-language notes

What I learned

Explanations written to help the next person—including my future self—understand the reasoning behind the code.

Professional view

Skills & résumé

A concise record of tools, education, work samples, and downloadable materials when they are ready for public use.