TypeScript
The language of the interface.
Jamie Morgan / Frontend engineer
I build interfaces with a point of view.
Frontend engineer. I work on interaction, motion, and the performance you can feel in the browser.
Selected experiments
Selected work, with the stack and a case study for each one.
TypeScript · Canvas2025
Kite
A drawing surface driven by typed commands.
TypeScript · Canvas
View projectTypeScript · WebGL2024
Field
A generative study with a few controls, not a wall of sliders.
TypeScript · WebGL
View projectTypeScript · React2024
Pulse
A small player. The motion follows the audio and stays out of the way.
TypeScript · React
View projectJamie Morgan / Frontend engineer
How I like to work.
I start from the input and the state, then the motion. A control should explain itself, and it should stay fast on a phone.
Stack
Languages and tools I use on most projects.
React
State and components.
CSS
Layout, type, and motion.
Canvas
Drawing and generative work.
WebGL
When the canvas is not enough.
Performance
What a phone can feel.
Open to the next role.
A product team, a founding role, or a focused contract. Tell me the problem and the timing.
Writing
Notes and articles from the work. These samples stay drafts until you publish them.
Notes
The long way around a short idea
A first draft is allowed to wander. The published one should know exactly where it is going, and why.
Product
What we shipped this spring
Three changes customers asked for, the one we decided not to build, and what we learned from both.
Training
A quieter kind of strength
The session that looks easy from the doorway is usually the one that was earned over months.
