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We take on a limited number of projects each quarter to ensure every client gets the full weight of our attention.
Member portals, learning platforms and skills frameworks — in production for a national government, an international scholarly association, universities and professional practices.
Government
Cambodia's National Skills Framework connects vocational institutions and government ministries — and existed as a structure too complex to navigate. We built a dashboard that turns the competency architecture into something searchable and explorable, so institutions, ministries and learners can see how the national vocational landscape actually fits together.
Next.js · data visualisation · instructional design
Arts & Academia
Web Consultant & Developer
An international research association with roughly 4,000 members, two decades of records, and a rotating volunteer board. We've run their platform for two years and have now delivered a full redesign in WordPress — a staged overhaul rather than the headless rebuild once on the table, because the migration risk to two decades of member records outweighed the gain.
The redesign is anchored by an interactive map of the conference history: every host city is plotted and selectable, so three decades of an itinerant conference — Melbourne, Hamburg, Calgary, Johannesburg, London, Fortaleza, Jakarta, İstanbul — read as one navigable record instead of a list of past dates. Around it sit a categorised news archive with search, the PSi Hub for member submissions, and membership and renewals running throughout.
WordPress · MemberPress · interactive map · migration strategy
Psychological & Consultancy
A psychology practice operating across three branches needed session booking, secure payment, document submission and consultant management to work as one system rather than four. We built three connected portals — clients book and pay, consultants manage caseloads, administrators oversee everything — with branch-specific availability, PayMongo payments, automatic Google Meet scheduling and QuickBooks integration.
Since launch we have kept building on it. A notification system now carries both manual and automated alerts by email and in the portal, with automated email reminders ahead of sessions. An in-house chat lets clients, consultants and administrators talk inside the platform rather than across scattered channels, and group therapy sessions are scheduled, joined and managed alongside one-to-one bookings.
React · Node.js · PayMongo · UX design
Psychological & Consultancy
The same practice needed to deliver psychology and wellness courses to the public, not just sessions to clients. We built the learning platform: accounts and enrolment, a course creation portal for their team, progress tracking, membership management and payments — a complete continuing-education system the practice runs itself.
WordPress · MemberPress · PayMongo
Education & Research
A health-engineering research institution needed its work, people and credentials represented properly — which is a different problem from a marketing website. We built the institutional platform: research showcase, team and people directory, grants and awards, and an archive of funding and publications.
Web · UX design · research archive architecture
Not client work — the things we build to stay sharp, and the research that comes out of them.
A hypercasual mobile game built around a Filipino courtship mechanic — the harana, the serenade — turned into a rhythm of approach, timing and restraint. Playable, and currently the subject of a paper in preparation for an academic games journal.
A teleserye-inspired 2D platformer, built as a live-build demonstration: the whole thing constructed in the open as a teaching piece.
Alongside the studio, Terry writes on Filipino game studies and teaches game design at university level — a decade of it, including four craft courses written from scratch for a university esports programme.
This is why we can build scenario-based training that works as instruction and not just as software. Designing a game and designing a lesson are the same problem seen from two sides.
We take on a limited number of projects each quarter to ensure every client gets the full weight of our attention.