A personal brand site for technical writing, graphics experiments, and portfolio work that can grow into richer interactive experiences.
A bilingual web game project that turns hanzi structure into playable systems instead of decoration.
A bilingual game prototype with enough depth, visual identity, and real in-run material to carry the first impression of the site.
More case studies and archive pieces behind the flagship project.
A graphics-heavy project archive that deserves a clearer case study shape.
This was previously shown as a loose GIF wall. In the new site, it becomes a structured project story with room for process, tools, and a future interactive demo.
A lightweight team tool that already proves the site can host product-like experiments.
Instead of being buried as an iframe page, this tool is now framed as one of the site's product experiments. It is a good candidate for future React and Three.js-adjacent interaction patterns.
A concept poster that can evolve into a richer narrative project page.
This piece currently exists as a strong static visual. The migration turns it into structured project content so it can later be expanded with story, process, and possibly a lightweight interactive layer.
The newest finished posts and active notes, without making the home page read like an archive index.
A working note on fixing common post-processing issues in React Three Fiber scenes.
This is the note that stores my findings while doing the UTS FEIT31263 Game Development's assignment3 1. CSharp 1.1. ClampMagnitude Returns the copy of the Vector3 with its magnitu...
Why forEach and async-await often produce surprising behavior, and what to use instead.
Week 1 If anybody asks you ‘What is Quality all about’ the answer is MONEY quality constantly changes and improves as lessons are learned. Quality is important to business because...
