Jwm.nyc

An independent software startup. Currently building Silent Fright.

Coming soon to Steam

Silent Fright

Silent Fright, a dim corridor with a red-eyed figure ahead in the dark

Silent Fright is the product I am building: a co-op horror game for PC, coming to Steam, built on Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, with AWS EC2 GPU instances and S3 handling cloud rendering, automated builds, and storage, and Google Cloud's Compute Engine GPUs and Vertex AI powering AI-assisted 3D asset generation. It is in active development. Set on Christmas Eve aboard the wreck of a downed cargo plane, the whole game turns on one rule: stay quiet, because something in the dark hunts by sound.

Unity · AWS · Google Cloud · AI 3D asset generation · Steam

Services

What I build

My work spans a few areas, and I handle both the design and the code on every one of them. This approach gives you one person from the first sketch to the finished product.

A research dashboard with performance metrics, an equity curve chart, and a detailed trade log

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Software

Custom software products

Most companies run at least one process on a spreadsheet and somebody's memory, and I turn that process into a web app that does the work for them. For example, I build dashboards, calculators, quoting systems, and schedulers. To ensure that the app fits your business, I build it around the way your people already work. The effect of this is that nobody needs retraining when the app launches.

JavaScript · PHP · APIs · Data pipelines

A real-time 3D product configurator showing a customizable hoodie

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Interactive

Interactive and 3D

Some products and spaces are easier to understand in three dimensions than in photos, and I build those in 3D to run in the browser without a download. For example, I build product configurators, games, and 3D scenes. My background is in aeronautical engineering and formal 3D training, and this background makes both the modeling and the math familiar ground.

Three.js · GSAP · Blender · Cinema 4D

A travel website home page with a large photographic hero and a search panel

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Websites

Websites and online stores

A website has two jobs, which are looking good and selling, and I design for both. I build on WordPress, Shopify, or Webflow, or I code the site from scratch when none of those platforms fits the design. Each site is structured in a way that lets your own team update the content without calling a developer.

WordPress · Shopify · Webflow · WooCommerce · Stripe

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Product design

Product and UX design

I handle the research, the user flows, the wireframes, and the interface itself. I have done this work for ten years across fintech, healthcare, gaming, and government products, and I have conducted more than one hundred usability sessions. These sessions taught me that what people say they will do and what they actually do are rarely the same thing.

Figma · Adobe CS · Design systems · Usability testing

A research dashboard with performance metrics, an equity curve chart, and a detailed trade log A real-time 3D product configurator showing a customizable hoodie A travel website home page with a large photographic hero and a search panel

Selected work

Recent work

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Jordan McCullough artist website home page

jordanmcculloughmusic.com

Jordan McCullough

Jordan is the American Idol season 24 runner-up, and I built his site while he was still on air. Every page has an email signup form, and venues and press request bookings through a separate form. The hosting handles the traffic spikes that follow each episode, which keeps the site fast during each spike.

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Trevor James artist website home page

TrevorJames.music

Trevor James

Trevor is a guitarist and vocalist who needed a website, a mailing list, and a way to take bookings, and I built all three. He receives the signups and booking requests in his inbox, and I keep the backend running.

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Process

How I work

01

We talk it through

You tell me what it needs to do and who will use it, and I come back with an approach, a price, and a date. This first conversation is free.

02

You see it working early

I show you working pages early instead of static mockups. This lets you correct the direction while changes are still small. You review the real product, I make the adjustments, and the next round builds on what you approved.

03

You own all of it

The code, the design files, the hosting, and the accounts all end up in your name. To ensure that you can run the product on your own, I walk you through it before the project ends.

Get in touch

Let's talk

Whether you have a project in mind or just want to say hello, I would like to hear from you. Send me a message and I will get back to you, usually within a day.

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