Sawce was a music distribution platform built around the economics of social influence. I had it ready to launch but was unhappy with the way it looked. So I redesigned it 4 times, then life happened and I quit.

Intercarbon was a startup I built with two friends from University. We set out to build a bunch of tools to address information asymmetries in labour markets.

Tunn was one of my first attempts to look like I had a company. It was a bunch of friends and I who built websites.

Ali Vegas was an up and coming rapper. This is a site I did for him.

Virtual presence for a Vespa dealership in Vancouver.

Detheory was a very short lived web and software development studio founded by a friend and I.

Talentdock was one of the projects I built under Intercarbon. It was basically a job board with a really rich interface when all the other ones were harder to use than newspaper classifieds.

A collection of experiments with different visual styles. Basically teaching myself how to play with colour and shape in a very crude way.

A highschool project. We were supposed to make timelines of our lives. So I made one in flash.

360.io is an online conversation platform. If you think of blogs as pulling content onto your space to talk about it on your terms, 360.io is kind of the inverse of that: pulling you out into content space to interact on terms with the web.

Qorporation is a shell for all my projects: a bit of a lab, but more of a model for the ideal type of organization I'd like to work for.

Flash site for a race that was supposed to be held across Europe.

Ashia Mode is my family's retail clothing business. I do a lot of the collateral.

Older Work

• http://www.tunndev.com/development/

• http://www.tunndev.com/work/