Portfolio
A selection of client and personal work — shipped sites and applications, plus videos from the projects we build to learn on. Every card links out to the thing itself.
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A responsive, full-stack site for an independent automotive specialist, covering their services, booking enquiries and news. Bootstrap and JavaScript on the front, PHP and MySQL behind it.
Multiple contract engagements delivering software into secure, regulated defence environments — embedded interfaces, cryptographic key management, and technical ownership of a modern Windows planning and control application.
Building and evolving an in-house modelling and simulation capability (civil and defence) — distributed simulation, multi-system integration, and high-performance 2D and 3D visualisation.
Nine years as a graphics and gameplay programmer, shipping published titles to PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast.
A dot-com-era British startup taking multiplayer gaming across email, interactive TV and mobile, long before any of that was commonplace. Debut title Kung Fu passed a million users and a 2001 BAFTA nomination.
A web application for checking the MOT history of any UK vehicle. Server-rendered with TanStack Start for a fast first paint, with Zod validating everything that crosses the boundary.
A web-based implementation of the classic Tetris game, built after a conversation with a friend and fellow software engineer. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, no framework.
A video showcasing FroggoMania, a non-commercial game project built purely for personal learning and research. This demo shows a modern reinterpretation of a classic game level.
A second demo from FroggoMania, a non-commercial game project built purely for personal learning and research. This one covers a larger level with PBR materials and more gameplay.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. It demonstrates volume rendering and participating media.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. It demonstrates a basic camera animation system.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. It demonstrates improved 3D primitive support.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. It demonstrates the successful CUDA migration.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. It demonstrates realtime denoising.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. Testing a new GPU.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. Using SIPT to render animations.
A video on the development of an interactive path tracer (titled SIPT), a learning and research project written in C++ and CUDA. Rewriting the path tracer.
An early development video showing FrontRunner (working title), a frontend for MAME. It is written in C# (.NET 10) and uses WinUI 3 for the user interface.
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