- Page Transitions That Read Their Direction From the URLEvery navigation on this site now animates, and the direction of the animation comes from the address. Most of the work went into finding why the first version blinked, and most of those causes were in how the browser captures pages rather than in the animation.
- Redesigning My Homepage Without Changing a WordHow I rebuilt the homepage around a live publishing record and ruled sections, while every word and the section order stayed under the control of the CMS.
- Letting Jev Choose the Related ArticlesUsing Jev's relevance scores and confidence to choose related reading, with interactive examples of the decisions.
- Physics of Fluid CursorsA technical look at implementing macOS-style cursors on the web, including high-DPI cursor assets, frame-independent smoothing, velocity-based tilt, text selection behaviour, and accessibility.
- Pages: A Smaller Way to PublishI wrote about Pages, a small publishing system on Sanity that turns documents into standalone pages with a four-character URL.
- The Craft of Small DetailsA deep dive into the quiet design engineering details that make a personal website feel grounded, from history state pagination and server component boundaries to stroke weights, card geometry, and render-safe audio.
- Reprint: Building a Daily Newspaper for My ArchiveWhy I turned my archive into a daily broadsheet called Reprint, how the edition pipeline and atomic archiving work, and why broadsheet layouts beat infinite feeds for reading old essays.
- I Turned My Navbar Into a Dynamic IslandBuilding a Dynamic Island into my navbar with GPT 6 Astra in Codex. A complete journey through spring physics, glass masking, and state orchestration, with interactive demos and reference code.
- Building Fix My India: A Platform to Bridge Citizens and GovernmentA look at why I built a platform for citizens to report civic issues and track government response, and what it does so far.
- Bringing Development and Reliability TogetherI recently started a private initiative called SDLC, a framework that combines software development and reliability practices into a single lifecycle. It is my attempt to create a clearer and more consistent way of building and maintaining software from start to finish.