web
hand-built sites, landing pages, layouts, the kind of css that looks like it grew a tail. html, js, canvas toys, enough glue to make forms and lobbies talk.
work
what i actually ship
i specialize in furry-related coding because that is the room i live in. cute doesnt mean sloppy. if a button feels wrong i will rewrite the easing curve at 4am and not consider that a problem.
UI
interfaces for people who navigate with paws. contrast that still glows, motion that respects inner ears, copy that doesn’t sound like a ticket system. i care about the first 200 milliseconds.
VR
world logic, interaction rigs, the little comforts that make a map feel like a den. webxr when i want the browser to put a headset on.
multiplayer frameworks
session graphs, interest management, “why did that hug desync” debugging. i like the unglamorous layer that keeps a pack in the same moment.
VRChat worlds
i have built custom VRChat worlds for people. lighting, sit spots, audio zones, the secret mirror behind the waterfall. i’m listing it as a skill, not a museum — no screenshots, no receipts, just the work in the muscle memory.
VRChat avatars
custom avatars too. proto faces, dutchie mane physics, toggle chaos that still uploads. skill not a portfolio dump. if you know you know. if you need one, ask on connect.
tools i actually use
html / css / js
three.js
gsap
webxr
unity-adjacent world tools
udon-ish logic
blender enough to be dangerous
git, barely house-trained
i would rather a site feel handmade and fast than generated and huge. if you are here because you want a furry web thing or a world that behaves, start on connect.