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Dubzy Games is a modern game discovery and download platform designed to make finding and accessing PC games simple and intuitive. The platform features a clean, responsive interface where users can browse games, view detailed information, search by title, and access download links from a centralized library.
I built the application with a focus on performance, usability, and scalability. The project includes a responsive frontend, dynamic game pages, search functionality, database integration, and a backend capable of managing game content efficiently. The architecture was designed to support future features such as user accounts, favorites, ratings, reviews, and personalized recommendations.
This project demonstrates my ability to build full-stack web applications from the ground up, combining modern frontend development with backend services, database management, and deployment into a production-ready application.
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Zuzze recently turned 2, and I finally got around to putting together a showreel featuring some of the work from 2025. Sound ON 🎵
A few highlights from the past year:
• Over 90% of clients came back for additional work within a year, proving that clients value a strategic partner who thinks like a builder, not just an executor.
• Adopted AI-native development by combining the latest AI tools with traditional design and engineering, earning the “Best Prompt” award at the first @Figma Make-athon by @Contra HQ, selected from more than 10,000 submissions.
• Earned Spline Expert certification and won the top prize at the @Spline Hackathon by @Contra HQ with an interactive 3D storytelling experience.
• Became a Frontend Guild Leader at a.team, an elite AI talent network representing the top 1% of AI-native product builders worldwide.
Thanks for everyone who has been part of the journey so far and excited for what’s next! 🫶
Congratulation! Wait me there 🥰
New weekend project: Coin Club - a fictional fintech/crypto platform with a rubber hose-inspired visual style.
I wanted to apply a lot of what I do in my day job around dashboards, workflows, data-heavy interfaces, and internal tools, but package it into something a little more fun.
Features include:
• Portfolio dashboard
• Asset swaps
• Markets and watchlists
• Security vault
• Learning hub
• CMS-powered blog
Tech stack:
• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS
• Framer Motion
• Supabase
• Sanity
Very different visually from the kind of work I normally do, but it was a fun challenge exploring how far I could push a playful design system while still keeping the product usable and structured.
Feedback is always welcome.
I've been watching Formula 1 since 2014. Through the Mercedes era, the 2021 title fight that broke my heart and rebuilt it, and the Sunday-afternoon alarms for flyaway races, F1 has been a constant for me for over a decade.
So I finally built the thing I always wanted to exist: a real-time F1 race dashboard that doesn't just show what's happening but predicts what's about to.
🏎️ What it does:
A live track map with every car moving in real time, built from real GPS data.
Live timing, tires, gaps, and pit stops.
And the part I'm most proud of: AI predictions for tire life, pit windows, safety-car risk, and where each car will actually finish
The honest results (because numbers should mean something):
Its finishing-position guess is on average within ~2 places of where a car really ends up. So if it says "P5," reality is usually P3–P7.
It gets about 3 in 4 of its podium calls right while the race is still running.
For safety cars: when it says there's roughly a 1-in-8 chance of one soon, that's about how often one actually appears, i.e., the percentages are honest, not vibes.
What I learned the hard way: in a sport this strategic, the live running order is already a brutally good predictor. Beating it isn't about more data; it's about modeling the chaos (safety cars, rain, and DNFs). That reframing was the whole project.
Built with Python, FastAPI, React, and a Monte Carlo simulation engine. Every predicted number is labelled so it's never confused with real telemetry.
From fan to builder, easily the most fun I've had with a side project. 🏁
Repo + write-up in the comments. Would love feedback from other F1 + data folks.
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