I'm John Gulliver. I build responsive websites, expressive interfaces, and playful digital products—turning ideas into experiences people can actually use.
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A selection of frontend experiments spanning 3D commerce, music, creative coding, and responsive web design.
Interactive 3D storefront
A game-like merchandise experience where visitors browse products, rotate 3D items, select sizes, and build an in-page inventory.
Built to explore how motion, state, accessibility, and product storytelling can work together without a heavy framework.
Music & culture homepage
A responsive promotional site for a slow-rock band, bringing identity, music, tour information, gallery content, and booking into one atmospheric page.
Translated a distinct visual direction into an expressive interface using gradients, typography, glow, and motion in plain CSS.
Playful interactive experience
A self-contained Dess Tra Ice Cream Kit invitation with a one-line hero, playful No-button interaction, setup date and time scheduling, and a fireworks confirmation moment.
A compact exercise in visual rhythm, mobile performance, accessible form flow, and turning a simple idea into a polished browser moment.
A responsive static portfolio with project sections, downloadable resources, and a live GitHub Pages deployment.
I'm a frontend developer who enjoys the space between visual design and working software.
My process blends hands-on coding with AI-assisted exploration to move from rough idea to clear, responsive experience. I care about the details: readable structure, useful motion, keyboard access, and interfaces that still feel good on a small screen.
More on GitHubSemantic HTML, modern CSS, JavaScript, responsive systems
Three.js, motion, state, keyboard and pointer experiences
Accessibility, performance thinking, testing, visual polish
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