Interactive learning tools, tech concepts, and experimental stuff about Digital Asset Management and other technologies broken down with British Pete style humour and wit!
High-level technical jargon translated into clear, actionable British Humour filled business logic. No buzzwords!
A visual guide to why labeling your 'jam' matters (if Jam was digital assets!).
An interactive vertical exploration of technical debt and digital preservation. Dig through 60 years of data history.
An interactive page demonstrating embedded metadata importance using a magnifying glass reveal effect.
An interactive educational exhibit exploring the "mathematical gamble" of AI image recognition.
Follow Percy the Sourdough Loaf Photograph through 12 stages of unmanaged digital purgatory.
Interactive simulation exploring unmanaged asset distribution formatted as a 90s Windows game.
Interactive masterclass defining cryptographic "Security Seals" and digital provenance in an AI world.
Stress-test your DAM setup. Are your asset operations rock-solid like a Rich Tea, or collapsing like a soggy Pink Wafer?
Retro arcade game about rescuing company assets from chaotic local storage silos into a central DAM.
A grand tour of light waves, color gamuts (sRGB, P3, CMYK), and mechanics to prevent cyan hues from crying.
How taxonomy powers AI search, plus the interactive "Tag-It!" mini-game to test your sorting speed.
Things I’ve built, broken, and tinkered with when nobody was paying me to do it. Passion projects and side-quests.
Reconstructing 14th-century Berkshire castle ruins inside a 1996 Quake game engine.
Hidden gems and misplaced stuff. Essentially the digital junk drawer.
Survive 12 rounds of real-world scandals, offshore bank accounts, and FBI heat in this retro strategy game.
A classified directory deep within the network architecture covered in discarded nutshells.
A technical implementation of RFC 2324 proving the system has a sense of humor.
A chronological filing cabinet of technical debt and epiphanies.
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