Monogram-first, minimal
Simple shapes, high contrast, and a premium gold accent for clarity and confidence.
I build practical cloud software and documentation portals — and I’m relentless about reducing friction, delay, and ambiguity in high-stakes workflows.
Building apps with TAHAI Web Services.
The story stays consistent: clean geometry, crisp type, and a “signal-in-the-noise” vibe — shifting from minimal to electric as the work became more technical and systems-driven.
Simple shapes, high contrast, and a premium gold accent for clarity and confidence.
Technical identity: circuitry, neon blues, and “structured complexity” — made approachable.
Electric, precise, and modern — the same geometry, upgraded with energy and motion.
I build full-stack systems that are secure-by-default and designed for real-world operating constraints — then I document them so they’re usable.
Cloud-native architecture, identity & access, observability, and guardrails that make outages and overspend harder.
Documentation that stays current — with workflows, version history, and “find-it-fast” information design.
I care about how institutions operate under load — and what happens when delay and opacity become the default.
A few places you can see the work (and the public record) in motion.
My GitHub Pages hub — projects, demos, and public builds in one place.
Public-facing writing and advocacy focused on due process, transparency, and the cost of institutional delay.
Experimental brand + interface playground for motion, monograms, and “clean neon” UI patterns.
When you’re building for people — especially in public systems — the standard should be higher.
Design for the moment someone is stressed, busy, or under-resourced. Reduce ambiguity first.
Defaults, budgets, and audit trails protect teams from accidental harm and silent drift.
Timelines, disclosures, and visibility keep systems legitimate — especially when stakes involve families.
Learn more on the campaign site: jtforme.com.
If you’re building civic tech, documentation platforms, or secure workflows — I’d love to compare notes.
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