We always wanted Chrome to be an OS, so we started designing and building that too. Now it outsells Macbooks.

When I heard we were thinking about making a browser, I sent a daily barrage of mockups and ideas to everyone involved, until they gave in and let me be the designer, from then through to one billion users

drank a beer or two
thought of a cool domain name
browser haiku tool

Realtime tram departure times for your nearest Melbourne tramstops

The fastest possible group finder for Destiny 2

Factorio and TIS-100 together at last

Mapping bay area flights in 3D. Also see 2D version: twitter.com/gmurphy/status…

Trying to make the best-feeling USB volume control knob possible by designing around the AS5601 magnetic sensor; also an excuse to learn about PCB design

Made the smallest FrSky RC controller with the best possible gimbals

A game for the Arduboy

Designed a 1.9g frame and 0.4g camera mount to create a 25g FPV quadcopter for minimal noise in park flying

Route links events and commands on your network-aware devices; it's how you connect the things on the internet of things together and control them

My first use of Google's "20% time". Along with Erik Arvidsson and Emil Eklund, I spent a few days making this open source polyfill to allow web developers to use Canvas on Internet Explorer by emulating it using VML. It ended up becoming enormously popular, though now that modern versions of Internet Explorer support canvas natively, it's no-longer needed.

One of the first and most successful mods for Doom 3 - added flashlights to the game

I was convinced AR would be the future, so wanted to prototype it. I'm still waiting.

Nano Floor exposes its viewers to the behaviour of buckyballs, single football-ball shaped molecules. Like children running through pigeons, participants can disrupt clouds of super-sized projected buckyballs in this simulation, created in conjunction with the nanoscientists at UCLA

Exhibited Bezekric

Fluid Bodies is a generative and interactive full-room artwork developed in collaboration with Victoria Vesna and Jim Gimzewski of UCLA. It ties together computer vision and fluid simulations to show a reflection of the future hidden worlds of nanotechnology.

Exhibited a generative artwork entitled "Bezekric"

Wore a suit all day,
solved large B2B problems,
office above pub.

A small company,
client work and hairy men,
drank Pepsi non-stop.

Forced to make a choice,
designer or programmer,
market crashed first week.