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The B/R Marketplace was built to provide a tie-in experience for Warner Bros Discovery's Bleacher Report show. Depending on their location users can earn points to redeem on digital collectibles based on the NBA, NHL and AEW. They can also play the custom Blocklete golf game.

I was one of three front end developers who has worked on the landing website for the project built the home page banner along with many of the UI elements used across the site.

Please note: Most content is geolocked to the US so the website is best viewed with a VPN.

Launched in 2022, Sneaks of Nature is an NFT project that marketed itself with an immersive storytelling experience. I was one of two developers involved in building the project website. Most of my work was focused on the purchase flow which simulated the look and feel of an old school computer terminal to to create a storytelling experience of "hacking" a fictitious government agency.

While parts of the design language remain in the site the flow itself is no longer accessible. The link below goes to the most recent version of the site, in the future I plan on publishing a demo version of the original purchase flow.

In 2019 I was asked to build a maze game to serve as an ice breaker at a Nestlé internal conference. The premise was simple, the player must navigate a supermarket themed maze with an assortment of themed obstacles in order to reach a coffee machine and select their drink of choice. With drink in hand they head to the checkout, choose their payment method, then leave the store.

In its original form players were prompted to enter their name before playing and their best times were added to a leaderboard along with all their colleagues' times. That version of the project was only live for a single day but I've preserved a demo version of the maze itself.

Smile Windows was an online tool for building and visualising a variety of windows and doors. The end user could select from a variety of options including frame styles, glass styles and colours and see a running quote as well as a visualisation of their chosen product. They could then save their design for future reference or request a call from the sales team.

Ultimately the project didn't end up launching for business reasons but the builder itself was feature complete.

While at Fluid Agency, I was involved in Vivo Life from its origins in 2014 until 2019 when they grew to the point that they needed an in-house developer. The original website I built was a Woocommerce site selling products from a variety of suppliers and in the following years they transformed to create their own product range, with their own manufacturing facilities and a custom website powered by Shopify Plus.

The visual design has changed over the years but the core structure of the Shopify website retains much of what I built.

From 2014 to 2020, new employees at Weight Watchers UK used the coach academy site as part of their onboarding. It started out as a booking system for in-person training courses, allowing them to select sessions based on their location and sending them email reminders before each course. The site evolved over that time, based on changes to Weight Watchers' training needs and their corporate branding.

I was one of two developers who worked on the Notaro Homes website. In particular, I was heavily involved in building the landing page for the Casa di Lusso care home.