Work · 2020 — 2026
Work that actually shipped.
Products, client systems, and tools I've built. Prototypes are labelled as prototypes. Everything else is live.
- Plate
- No. 01
- Role
- Product build
- Type
- Web App
- 42
- Top-level work
- 33
- Live launches
- 5
- Client systems
- 13
- Prototype tracks
No. I
Selected plates · 2024 — 2026
No. I
Selected plates · 2024 — 2026
Selected plates
Three works to open first
No. II
Contents · Lanes
No. II
Contents · Lanes
Contents
Jump to a lane
No. I
Products · 3
No. I
Products · 3
Plate I
Products
3Flagship products with live users, active rollout plans, and clear product direction.
No. II
Tools · 18
No. II
Tools · 18
Plate II
Tools
18Operational tooling, utilities, and systems that support real delivery work.
No. III
Prototypes · 13
No. III
Prototypes · 13
Plate III
Prototypes
13Experiments worth showing, kept clearly labelled so exploration never reads like finished work.
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No. IV
Client Work · 4
No. IV
Client Work · 4
Plate IV
Client Work
4Fixed-scope delivery work for clients and partners, from UX through handoff.
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No. VI
How these plates get picked
No. VI
How these plates get picked
Editor’s note
How these plates get picked
Every plate here is a project I designed, shipped, or rebuilt myself. A plate earns its folio when it solves a specific problem for a real user or a real client — not because it photographs well.
Prototypes sit on the same shelf as finished work, labelled clearly. I would rather show a rough plate that learned something than hide it behind a case-study polish.
Client systems land in their own lane. Credit is specific: what I owned, what the team shipped, which year. The tombstone at the foot of each plate carries the role and the stack so the context never drifts.
No. VII
Terminal plate · Start one
No. VII
Terminal plate · Start one