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A fan-made encyclopedia of Joji Tani, known as Screaming Mad George: punk frontman, special-effects artist, painter, game designer and professor. It collects his credits one at a time, from his band The Mad to A Nightmare on Elm Street 4, Big Trouble in Little China, Society and The Guyver, and his PlayStation pinball game Paranoiascape.

• A timeline of films, records and commercials, earliest first
• A page per film credit: what he built, and how sure the record is
• Music: The Mad, and the masks, props and prosthetics he made for other musicians
• Paranoiascape, his 1998 PlayStation pinball game
• The Video Vault: links to interviews, making-ofs, scenes and longplays on YouTube
• In His Own Words: short quotes, each linked to its published source or recording timestamp
• The George Files: a photo research archive with cautious captions
• His career era by era, and an In Memoriam page

A static site built with Astro and MDX, with hand-written CSS and no UI framework. Each film is one content file, so adding a credit is adding a page. Claims are sourced, and uncertain credits are labelled as uncertain.

An independent archive of the films of Yoshiaki Kawajiri, the director of Wicked City, Demon City Shinjuku, Ninja Scroll and Cyber City Oedo 808, and of his work with the novelist Hideyuki Kikuchi. Articles sit next to stills and photographed physical releases, so you can look while you read.

• A selected filmography, and entries for works including Lensman, Demon City Shinjuku, Goku Midnight Eye, Bio Hunter and Highlander: The Search for Vengeance
• A profile of Hideyuki Kikuchi, with chapters on the films they made together
• Craft: an essay on movement, color and key animation
• Interviews: a chapter guide to Madhouse Mind Probe, Japanese print interviews with short excerpts and English summaries, and English reading text for several video interviews
• Physical releases: a guide to Japanese LaserDiscs and other editions, with jackets, obi and disc labels
• Rewiki: an expanded, fully cited biography, next to a preserved copy of the Wikipedia article it builds on

A static site generated by a small Python builder from JSON content files, with no frontend framework. Every summary and credit carries reference links. Video players load only when you ask for them. The Rewiki pages credit Wikipedia's contributors and keep its CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

A website built for Relleke Pumpkin Patch, a family-run pumpkin patch and fall festival near St. Louis, selling pumpkins since 1980. The preview is live and stays up at its own address.

• Shows today's hours and the weather at the farm, and what's on next
• Lets families plan their day: pick activities and see the ticket total before they go
• Profiles of the farm animals
• An events calendar for festival weekends and special days
• Field-trip and visit information in one place

A fast static site built from a single content model, with its dates, prices and activities taken from the patch's public flyers and posts.