Maker Websites

Steven Irby is a builder, creator, and maker of things on the internet. Originally from the United States, and a native Californian, he previously lived in Portland, Oregon. He has lived abroad for over five years and traveled to all seven continents (visiting Antarctica for a week). With over a decade of experience as a remote software engineer in the tech industry, he is now pursuing entrepreneurship. He enjoys traveling, space, food, taking pictures, and tech.

Meadowhawk is a software engineer, maker, tiny house builder, artist, hiker, and gamer. They are interested in decentralization and moving away from corporate social media. Meadowhawk enjoys hacking, making, and cultivating small communities. They self-host Gitea and Immich, and have moved to Proton for calendar and other services. Meadowhawk is working on rehosting their old Instagram content to their blog. They use Pelican as a static site generator, along with REST services for dynamic content.

Alberto Gallego is an independent software developer and maker from Spain. He enjoys building small, useful tools. He is interested in photography, writing, traveling, and hiking. He aims for financial, physical, and mental freedom to work on projects that spark his curiosity. He can be contacted via email or scheduled call.

Rob Hope is a design curator, maker and podcast host. He is also a surfer and optimist. As of 2026, he has paused his audits, workshops and services to focus on Bold Video, a startup he is co-founding with his friend Marcel. He created One Page Love, a resource for single page website inspiration, templates & resources, and Landing Page Hot Tips, which offers 100 snackable lessons. He also hosts the Yo! Podcast.

Anton Lazarev is an engineer, maker, and developer. On the internet, he is known as antonok. He believes technology should be for users first. He has projects and other endeavors that can be found using the tabs on his homepage. He can be connected with using the links provided on his site.

Sandy is a writer and maker from Boorloo/Perth, Australia. She writes for both love and money, sometimes under her own name, a pseudonym, or on behalf of others. Sandy enjoys a variety of hobbies including pole fitness, plants, hanging out with her cats, game dev, making music, and designing t-shirts. She is interested in how technology affects us, finding meaning in work, and what it means to be a person. Currently, she is learning about digital minimalism and living harmoniously during a climate crisis. She maintains a personal website as a "digital garden swamp."

Torrey Nommesen, also known as 2RE, inspires people to reach their full creative potential. He works as a designer, producer, maker, and educator, creating both digital and physical projects. He solves problems for people to earn a living. 2RE Factory is his "personal incubater" where he develops his projects, which include photography, photo essays, an Android app, and experimental web projects. He co-produced a talk show called Drinking About... The Greatest Inebriated 360° Talk Show The World Has Ever Known and was a member of the band The Capp Street Girls.

Jeremy Wong is a maker who enjoys sharing what he's learning and his experiences. He has a background in engineering, having worked in the medical device field before transitioning to software engineering. He enjoys making both physical and digital things, especially in collaboration. His software projects span various domains, including BioTech, neurogaming, data visualization, and mixed reality apps. He also pursues creative outlets such as writing, music, baking, and cooking.

Dave Bauer is a maker and artist whose practice is rooted in curiosity and a love of learning. He approaches both creative pastimes and web-based application design and development through problem-solving. Comfortable with a wide range of tools, from power tools to carving tools, and materials including woven threads, natural fibers, leather, and pixels, Dave confidently learns what he needs to figure things out.

abhijithkeyaar loves text and bicycles. They make things with KL11 from Bengaluru and Kozhikode. They blog about things they ride, read, make, and appreciate at exif. Their current state-o’-affairs can be found at /now.

Matt is a product-focused software engineer. He enjoys building things and solving problems with code. He has experience working across the stack, from databases to deployments, but he is most passionate about crafting great user experiences. He is currently building things at Vanta. Before that, he was building things at Dropbox. He studied Computer Science at Cornell.