
PirahusNext
Event platform for a university mentorship tradition, where seniors are paired with juniors as "code siblings": four minigames, a points shop, leaderboards and role-based admin dashboards.
Manga artistWeb developer
I build web applications in Next.js and TypeScript, with a focus on motion and visual systems.
Designed and built end to end, from database schema to scroll animation.

Event platform for a university mentorship tradition, where seniors are paired with juniors as "code siblings": four minigames, a points shop, leaderboards and role-based admin dashboards.

A multi-author manga reading platform. PDF chapters open in a reader that switches between vertical scroll and paged modes, with bookmarks, reading progress, comments and translations.
I draw before I code. The sketch decides how a page should feel; the code decides how it behaves. A game hidden inside an event site, a manga reader, this issue: each one started as a picture and ended as a page.This is where the two meet.
I'm Peerawit Umphaisri, Uefa to most people: an Applied Computer Science (ACS) student at KMUTT in Thailand. Games tucked inside an event site, a manga reader I'd actually want to use, interfaces with a strong visual identity: that's the kind of work I chase.
Coursework keeps me grounded in the fundamentals (algorithms, computer architecture, programming language theory), and drawing keeps me honest about design.
End of Vol. 01: designed and coded by hand; imagery generated with AI.
Set in Orange Avenue and Geist Mono. When art & web collide.