I have always been interested in how things actually work, and so this curiosity led me to build Jumblgram, a web based game made from scratch, built with NodeJS. This project taught me the inner workings of internet routing and security practices, implementing secure user authentication, session handling, making sure to follow the OWASP guidelines at the time.

After being recommended by a previous client, I was commissioned to design and build a bespoke website for a local business called NaughtyDog Training. This was a great opportunity to hone in my client relations and business management skills, utilising SEO to promote and create engagement to hopefully allow that client to expand their business.

After being facinated by how our computer screens actually display stuff, I decided to learn the inner workings of a software rasteriser, and implement it myself from scratch in C. I initially created my own triangle clipping algorithm and initially my own triangle drawing algorithm, however that got too inefficient, so I switched to using OpenGL, giving me a chance to learn shaders, and their role in rendering. You can see it ported to my website by clicking the title!

Inspired by a taster lecture at the Oxford University open day on steganography by Dr Andrew Ker, I implemented this idea of hiding information inside files (without being able to tell) myself. My program allows you to input any wav, and any file, and it will embed that file within the WAV, without you being able to hear a noticeable difference. Click above to see it in action!