Software & tools
Practical browser-based software built around a concrete workflow, with an emphasis on clarity, speed and useful defaults.
I build useful things.
THIEPN is my independent portfolio for software, games, learning systems, publishing tools, books and experiments. The projects vary in scale, but the goal stays consistent: make something clear, useful and worth keeping.
A broad portfolio, one standard.
Different formats, but the same expectation: the result should work as a product rather than exist only as a concept.
Games & interaction
Small and large interactive systems where controls, feedback, progression and replayability matter as much as visual presentation.
Learning systems
Tools for practice, recall and structured learning — designed to make repetition more deliberate and progress more visible.
Publishing & experiments
Long-form work, prototypes and research-driven ideas that do not fit neatly into a single product category.
How I work.
The portfolio is built iteratively: define the real problem, make the core experience work, then polish and verify it.
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Use before decoration
A project should solve its core job clearly before extra visual or technical complexity is added.
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Local-first when it helps
Where practical, projects avoid unnecessary accounts, servers and dependencies so the product remains fast and durable.
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Real interfaces, real evidence
Finished work should be shown with authentic screenshots, working demos, measurable capabilities and honest lifecycle labels.
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Iterate, test, certify
Projects are refined through repeated audits across usability, accessibility, responsive behavior, performance and browser compatibility.
The site is part of the work.
THIEPN is not only a list of links. It is a maintained catalogue with project records, real media, status and platform information, collections, books, search and related-project discovery.
The visual system is deliberately editorial rather than dashboard-like. The Page / Pixel identity combines the idea of documents and research with modular digital systems.
Want to discuss a project?
GitHub is the public contact and source channel currently connected to this portfolio. You can also inspect the repositories behind many of the projects directly.