Outside of front-end development, my biggest ongoing project is my motocross program: training, racing, and systematically improving as an amateur rider. I document that journey on my YouTube channel, focusing on mindset, progression, and what it actually looks like to chase mastery over time.

I also run Table Over Two, an analysis-driven Supercross and motocross publication built on a custom Next.js + Ghost CMS stack. It explores racecraft, rider psychology, and the pivotal moments that shape a season, and has earned media accreditation at multiple Monster Energy Supercross rounds.

In parallel, I'm building Lucid Suspension, a dirt bike suspension service and web platform centered on a clear, modern customer experience. I'm responsible for its product design, front-end implementation, and the systems that support customer workflows.

Past Projects

In 2015, I co-founded The Apex, a motorsports publication that evolved from broad racing coverage into a focused, high-quality editorial brand. Over more than 1,500 articles and coverage of dozens of major events across North America, it shaped how I think about content systems, UX clarity, and digital storytelling. These days my involvement is lighter, but I still support select coverage, including periodic media work at the Detroit Grand Prix.

Long before that, I was experimenting with whatever I could get my hands on: a sports dictionary in second grade, an animal magazine in third, a school newspaper in fifth, an IndyCar blog in eighth, a band with my brother, and a short-lived backyard action sports video series. None of it was polished, but all of it was driven by curiosity and a need to make things.

That same curiosity is what still drives the projects I'm working on today.