Every game starts as a hands-on coding project built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. I create and host my games on static pages, so they don’t rely on back-end services, databases, or third-party servers. Instead, everything runs directly in your browser, whether you’re playing on a phone, tablet, or computer.

My goal isn’t to impress players with massive productions or complicated features.

Rather, I want to showcase the same foundational web technologies that aspiring developers use every day.

By building games with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I hope to make learning web design and development feel approachable, creative, and fun.

Sometimes the best way to learn is through play. That’s why I build projects that encourage experimentation while providing a relaxing way to practice coding skills and work through creative slumps.

In addition, every game page includes a link to its GitHub repository, where you can explore the source code, read the README files, and follow the development process. If you’d rather stay in your browser, you can always inspect the code directly using your browser’s developer tools.

As both a developer and a mom, I genuinely enjoy building browser games for my children using vanilla JavaScript. What starts as a fun family project often turns into an opportunity to learn, experiment, and share what makes web development so rewarding.