I'm studying T Level Digital Development at Loughborough College, and I spend most of my spare hours building little web apps and games in Python, JavaScript and HTML. I like shipping more than talking about it.
An everyday tool for a pizzeria — opening and closing checklists, stock measurements, and dough recipes all in one place. Built to replace scraps of paper on the counter with something the team actually wants to use.
A single-file HTML5 Canvas football game built as a pitch demo for Baller League — the 6-a-side indoor concept. Custom game logic, a 960×540 playfield, and everything running straight in the browser.
Nothing fancy — just the tools I reach for every day. I'd rather know a small kit well than half-know twenty things.
I'm a student at Loughborough College, taking the T Level in Digital Development — which basically means I spend most of my week learning to build software that actually gets used.
I'm drawn to projects with a real person on the other side. Something a shop, a team or a family member will pick up and use, not just a demo that sits in a GitHub repo gathering dust.
I'm still early in the journey, and that's kind of the point — I'm always learning, always curious, and always happy to pick up something new if it means shipping something better.
— thanks for reading ✦