Discipline

Coding

The coding work supports the rest of the practice. This is where tools, interfaces, and production-support systems emerge when existing software does not fully fit the story, the workflow, or the world being built.

Selected systems

Technical work that supports the larger creative direction rather than sitting outside it.

Birmingham project / Product system / Live site

AVRAI / avrai.org

AVRAI is an evolving product and creative system, with avrai.org acting as its public-facing front door. The work spans product framing, interface development, waitlist design, business-facing messaging, and the underlying software structure needed to support a larger recommendation and community platform.

It is one of the clearest examples of how I use code as part of producing and creative direction: not as a detached engineering exercise, but as a way to shape public narrative, user flow, and long-term technical infrastructure around a bigger idea.

Story modeling concept

Storyframe

Storyframe was a concept for an application that could translate a story into a navigable 3D model with multiple perspectives. The goal was to give narrative structure spatial form so a creator could move through scenes, relationships, and point of view from more than one angle.

It sits between writing, previsualization, and immersive storytelling: a tool for understanding a story as a world rather than only as text on a page.