Louanne Murphy

Most products are explained with words and static images. I build 3D experiences (configurators, data visualisations, scrollytelling, WebGL scenes) that let people manipulate the thing itself. Useful for deep tech and hardware, where the technology is hard to grasp until you can watch it move. Built with Three.js, React Three Fiber, and custom GLSL shaders.

End-to-end product builds, from the first interface sketch to production code in front of users. Customer dashboards, internal tools, web apps, marketing sites. I build the whole stack: React and Next.js on the front end, APIs and data behind them, TypeScript throughout. Shipped fast.

AI built into your product, not bolted on. LLM-powered features, automation, conversational interfaces, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations that connect AI assistants to live tools and data. I build r3f-mcp, an open-source MCP server, so it's work I do first-hand.

A demo that makes investors and enterprise buyers feel the potential, not just understand it. Having worked with a venture capital fund, I know what a room looks for: clarity, credibility, and proof the technology is real. I build the prototype or demo that closes the round or wins the contract.

Deep tech companies often have technology far ahead of the website presenting it. I close that gap: visual identity, websites, and digital presence that make a company look as advanced as the work it's doing. It's the first thing investors, recruits, and customers see, so it should match what's behind it.

I sit in the overlap between designer and engineer, so I design interfaces that are buildable and build interfaces that are well-designed. Design systems, component libraries, and front-end architecture that stay coherent as a product grows. No handoff gap between the design file and the shipped product.