Small, self-contained things I build to think with. Each one is its own little app — no framework, no shared chrome, just the idea.
A Figma plugin that explodes a frame into a stacked, dimensional view — the thinking behind a screen, not just the screen.
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A working commercial-real-estate search result built around the states that usually get skipped.
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Turns a min and max size into a fluid clamp() you can paste straight into a stylesheet. Defaults to the 390–1920px range this site is built on.
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Built by directing AI, not just prompting it — a fluid, animated library of 63 classics that holds up from phone to desktop, by keyboard and screen reader.
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What home health aides earn in every U.S. state, from real BLS data — rebuilt from an AI-generated prototype into a tested, accessible chart.
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Drag across archival and present-day photos of Ellis Island. A 2010 jQuery slider, rebuilt as a dependency-free web component that works by touch, keyboard and screen reader.
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The 184 tokens behind this site, parsed out of the stylesheet at build time — provenance, usage counts and contrast ratios, none of it typed by hand.
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