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Cross-chain transfer interface
Frontend engineering · Built the complete transfer experience
- Built the complete cross-chain transfer interface in light and dark, including in-flight, stuck, refunded and settings states.
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Living mockups
Editable 3D product mockups with live screens and LED walls
Design & engineering · Built the scenes, surface mappings and inline editor
View Living mockups project- A set of Three.js product scenes — a newspaper, a phone in hand, a reflection room and an industrial laptop — where every screen, page and LED surface is a live, editable texture rather than a flat render.
- The headline and the artwork are edited inline; the change lands on the curved wall, the reflections and the phone display at once, because each surface is mapped back to one shared source.
- Backgrounds are generated, the reflection and emissive shaders are hand-written, and the whole set runs in the browser at interactive frame rates.
- Part of the Studies & Experiments gallery: a collection of standalone scenes that can be dragged, played and inspected.
Vouchernaut
UK shopping guide, comparison tools and brand platform
Founder & sole operator · Rebuilt alone in 22 days with AI agents
Read the full case studyVouchernaut is a UK shopping guide with checked codes for 995 shops, a shop, comparison tools for phones, broadband, energy and airport parking, What's On listings, guides and a platform for brands. The founder and sole operator role covered every job: building and running the original site alone from 2016 to 2022, then rebuilding it at vouchernaut.com in 22 days in 2026.
- Rebuilt Vouchernaut from an empty repository to fifteen live products in 22 days: 772 commits and about 530,000 lines of code, 145,000 of them tests.
- Wrote the specs and made the product calls while AI agents did the typing across 203 Claude Code sessions, with every result checked against its spec before it went live.
- Shipped store pages for 995 UK shops, a shop of 5,220 products with price watch, a phone finder, a broadband checker, an energy comparison, 21,087 What's On listings, airport parking, discount hubs and group cashback.
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The one-man band
On 20 September 2026, the Vouchernaut repository was an empty starter. Twenty-two days later, on 12 October, vouchernaut.com had fifteen live products on it, from checked codes for 995 UK shops to a platform for brands with its own Shopify app. Behind them were 772 commits and about 530,000 lines of code, 145,000 of them tests.
I did every job myself: product, design, engineering, operations and selling. Agents did most of the typing while I wrote the specs, made the calls and checked the work. This is how that went, and why I came back to a site I started ten Black Fridays ago. There's a longer version too, with every feature and decision in it: the 40-page case study as a PDF.
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Digital patterns
Generative poster system for an events programme
Design & engineering · Built the pattern engine, editor and export
View Digital patterns project- A story generator for a week of club nights: six animated pattern families — pixel, angular, wave and more — each seeded, coloured and typeset into a poster that stays legible at any scale.
- Every field on every poster is editable in place: date, genre, headline, colour, pattern scale and animation speed, with a one-click regenerate per poster.
- Posters export as stills for print and social, so the same system that runs on screen produces the programme's artwork.
Promptheus — used in an MIT course
Product Hunt — #1 Product of the Week
Performance Marketing Awards
