Where design meets code
I love the projects that live between design and code. Each one here taught me something new, whether it was a font tool, a payments portal or a marketplace on the blockchain. Open any card to see what I did and how it came to life.
Sep – Oct 2026
Eduardo PavĂłn
A gallery site for Eduardo PavĂłn, an artist who draws with Bic pens. Fast, bilingual and calm, so the drawings carry the page.
- Astro
Jun 2026
Font Proofer
A Claude Code template for type designers. Drop in your fonts, answer a few questions, and get print proofs and web test pages.
Mar 2026
Vibe-coded Torus
The classic spinning ASCII torus, rebuilt in Rust as an experiment in working with Claude Code from a written spec.
- Rust
Apr – Aug 2024
Letrástica 5
The animated logo for Letrástica 5: letters with eyes that follow your pointer, over a field of restless little figures.
Oct 2023
The Session
A DApp for finding a group therapy session and joining the talk. We built it as a team for ETHOnline 2023.
May – Jun 2023
Emoji Drop
A small DApp on the Internet Computer. Send an emoji and see which one people send the most.
- Motoko
May 2023
Collectible Pleasures
A DApp that turns three letters into an NFT, drawn as the waves of the Unknown Pleasures cover. I built the art, the contract and the app.
- Solidity
- IPFS
Jan – Mar 2023
Melvin Pay
A payments product I helped bring to launch. I cleaned up the shared components so they were easier to work with and shipped the merchant-portal features the team needed to go live.
Dec 2022 – Feb 2023
Typefobia
The site for Typefobia, an “anti-congress” of type. Loud colors, a full program, and donations by card or crypto.
- Solidity
Nov 2022
FontFactory
A NEAR DApp that mints your own copy of the Paradisio font, stamped with a unique font ID.
- Rust
- NEAR Protocol
Sep 2022 – Apr 2023
InterplanetaryFonts
Women Build Web3
A decentralized marketplace for fonts that I co-designed. It reached the ETHOnline 2022 finals and joined the Women Build Web3 accelerator. I shaped the interface and the data behind it.
- The Graph
Jun – Jul 2021
ASCII Name Generator
A Python program that writes your name in big ASCII letters, plus a little website that keeps every name it made.
Designed and built by Eduardo Aire Torres (opens in a new tab) with Next.js (opens in a new tab), React (opens in a new tab), TypeScript (opens in a new tab), Sass (opens in a new tab) and three.js (opens in a new tab), and hosted on Vercel (opens in a new tab). Recent updates were made with help from Claude Code (opens in a new tab) and Cursor (opens in a new tab). Set in Degular (opens in a new tab) by James Edmondson (OH no Type Co. (opens in a new tab)).