Coding

What it does, what problem it solves, and the context it was built for — a roleplay server utility, dice roller, world-builder tool, or character sheet manager, for example.

A website, web app, or interactive tool. Could be this portfolio itself, a campaign wiki, a character database, or a game-adjacent utility built with HTML/CSS/JS or a framework.

A game prototype, jam entry, or engine script. What engine, what mechanic, what you built and what you learned from it.

A script that automates something tedious — a chat log parser, a world-building generator, a character sheet exporter, or similar. Describe what it does and the problem it solved.

Keep adding projects here. Even small utilities and scripts belong — they show problem-solving instinct and technical range, especially in a game design context.

An editor tool, mod, plugin, or utility for a game engine or platform. Even small quality-of-life tools demonstrate technical thinking in a game dev context.