A data font, from the inside out
Datatype is a variable font that turns text into tiny inline charts.
I ship systems that deliver impact. I understand technology and human organizational dynamics equally — and how to make them work together. Twenty years with UN agencies, international science, and media have sharpened that.
Datatype is a variable font that turns text into tiny inline charts.
I wanted my GitHub Pages hobby projects on-domain without a complicated workflow; Vercel rewrites turned out to be the cleanest path.
A new UNDRR report maps the disaster nobody is preparing for: the failure of digital infrastructure that has no analogue fallback.

Stop guessing whether users will notice your CTA. Foveacast predicts attention from a screenshot, entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Converting SVG text to outlines breaks accessibility, search, and translation. SVGOMG-Font embeds a subsetted font instead, in your browser.
A newsroom AI policy that closes the quote-attribution loophole and treats 'reviewed' as a protected verb.

24+ websites, no existing benchmarks, and a fundamental question: how do you know if the right people are finding your content?

Content teams shouldn't have to leave the page to learn how it performs, and neither should AI agents.

Cultivating LLM productivity requires comfort with the vernacular of code, not the writing of it.
EmDash doesn't need to win to matter, and Drupal's quiet modernization work means it doesn't either.
Open to strategic opportunities — let’s connect.
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