Mockup animations. Each one is a single self-contained page with its own control panel, built to be tuned in the browser and screen-recorded.
Portrait terminal text that types itself in, a scramble of glyphs decoding just ahead of the write head, over scanlines and flicker. Drop in any font file to see it set in that face.
Drop an image or a video and it is dithered live on the GPU — Bayer, noise or halftone, down to a few tones and a three-colour palette, with a lens that sharpens wherever the cursor rests.
A field of parallel lines pushed sideways by an image's brightness, so the picture exists only as deformation — bunching into dense bands where it steepens, thinning into dots where it spreads.
A grid of small marks that reads a picture and redraws it in its own alphabet — rings, bars, crosses, characters — one glyph and colour per tonal band, with a wave running through the lattice over time.