Explore real Matthew Web work across websites, business software, games, education, and computer hardware research—with each project clearly marked by its current status.
This portfolio includes commercial work, internal systems, published products, active development, and research. The status label shows where each project currently stands.
The current Matthew Web website is itself an active example of our custom web-development direction: responsive layouts, service architecture, search-ready pages, analytics, forms, custom navigation, and a fully coded technology-company design.
A private Matthew Web business system for organizing leads, statuses, notes, follow-up activity, customer information, and outreach workflow. It demonstrates how a public website can connect to more advanced internal business software.
An educational CPU/computer project designed to make processor concepts more approachable through a real architecture project and digital learning material.
A Maine-inspired snow-plow driving horror game currently in active development. The project combines vehicle systems, environmental design, optimization, weather, sound, gameplay systems, and interactive world building.
A website-builder direction centered around using Microsoft Word as a familiar visual authoring surface while Matthew Web handles web rendering, responsive design, publishing, domains, and future business integrations.
Matthew Web is developing custom processor architecture through simulation, multicore design, FPGA implementation, and staged physical validation before attempting more expensive future hardware stages.
A Matthew Web game and interactive-content project intended to bring playable experiences into the broader company website and digital-product ecosystem.
The projects above are different, but they build overlapping skills in software, systems, design, testing, optimization, and engineering.
Responsive websites, redesigns, business pages, forms, search structure, and custom functionality.
Dashboards, internal tools, lead systems, workflows, data handling, and business-specific software.
Interactive projects involving programming, UI, environment design, performance, controls, and gameplay systems.
Technical learning products built around real computer and processor concepts.
CPU architecture, simulation, multicore work, FPGA implementation, and staged physical testing.
Matthew Web labels projects by their real stage. A live website is shown as live. A published product is shown as published. A game under development remains development, and CPU/FPGA work remains research and validation rather than being presented as a finished commercial processor.
Whether you need a business website, custom software, a new feature, or another practical technology project, tell Matthew Web what problem you are trying to solve.
