Preparing portfolio
I've tried making videos, games, art, and music. These days I'm bringing that mix into websites and interactive experiences, learning what I need as I build.
Frontend
Mobile UX
Real-time graphics
Product prototyping
Four browser experiences and a playground for this page.
A real-time Schwarzschild black hole for the browser, with a LAB where visitors can change real parameters and watch it respond.
It began as a 2D black-hole effect for this site. After a friend suggested turning that idea into a 3D experience, it grew into ABSENCE.
Finished personal project
Explore ABSENCE (opens in a new tab)About ABSENCEAn interactive Moon for exploring phases, libration, and the changing view beyond its familiar face.
Finished interactive exhibit
Explore NIGHTGLASS (opens in a new tab)About NIGHTGLASSA browser zombie shooter rebuilt from the first game I remember making. Fight through waves of enemies and face a final boss.
Desktop test build · development paused
Play the test build (desktop only; opens in a new tab)
A quiet world beneath the canopy. Step into a procedural forest of shifting light, layered foliage, and woodland sound.
From orbit to the understory · An interactive forest
Enter the forest (opens in a new tab)Turn the homepage into a destructible playground. Pick a weapon, explore every chapter, then rewind to the original page.
Ten weapons · Keyboard, mouse & touch
Co-founded product / R&D
I joined BuzzRush as a co-founder and worked heavily on its technology, website, and product prototyping. It is still in research and development.
Technical SEO · Find BuzzRush on Google ↗
Founded product · Browser game platform
I founded MisuChan with a collaborator and led the product build, including its mobile experience and interface polish.
Outside the screen.
Visual Playground
Trekking, cycling, swimming, football—time outside matters to me. I’ve cycled 100 km in a day twice. At home, Louie is usually nearby, and I love cooking—especially a really good pasta.
There’s usually a book nearby and music playing. A few things that have stayed with me, from my first game to what I’m reading now.
I used to make music in tenth grade, around four to five years ago. Only One is the only track I managed to recover from my old computer.
Music is part of almost every coding session and working day. I honestly can’t imagine either without it.
The first coding project I clearly remember is a zombie shooter I made in Scratch. The recovered project has a shop, two kinds of zombie, different guns, and a lives system.
Recovered original, packaged without changing the Scratch project.
Open the launch screen to start or see how to play. Keyboard and mouse required.
I’m a perfectionist about the small things. I’ll keep adjusting a tiny detail until it feels right, and learning something new is often what gets me unstuck.
Thrillers, horror, action, detective stories—and some self-help in between. Right now I’m reading The Clifton Chronicles by Jeffrey Archer.
I'm exploring app development and learning to build fluid, highly interactive applications as I make them.
I tried to build a news site called MisuNow. It needed significant initial capital for API keys and other requirements, and it didn't work out. I learned a lot from trying.
