builder · tinkerer · movie nerd

I build fast, useful things
for the web

Engineer based in the UK. I care about quick interfaces, local-first software, and the craft behind a good screen — the same way I care about the craft behind a good film. A few things on this page react; go find them.

based in
UK
writing software
8 yrs
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Selected work

A few things I've built. Placeholders for now — this is where the real case studies will live.

web app

Lattice

A keyboard-driven note tool with bi-directional links and a focus on speed.

  • React
  • SQLite
  • Tauri
cli

shipd

Tiny deploy CLI for personal projects — one config, one command, predictable output.

  • Go
  • SSH
tool

Palette

Generates accessible colour systems from a single brand colour. Used in two products.

  • TypeScript
  • WCAG
website

marcdelaney.co.uk

This site. Built from scratch — no framework, just HTML, CSS, and a sprinkle of JS.

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
soon

Something new

In the oven. Check back in a few weeks.

  • tbd
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Films that rewired something

Five films I keep coming back to — and each one reacts. Hover on a desktop, tap on a phone. There's something hidden in every row.

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The lab

Small interactive things I want to build into a little arcade. Not playable yet — they're next on the bench.

Reaction soon

Wait for green. Click as fast as you can. Try to beat 200ms.

Sequence soon

A Simon-style memory game. How long can you keep the chain alive?

the quick |

Type Test soon

60 seconds, real words. Find out if your keyboard is actually fast.

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About

Hi — I'm Marc. I'm a software engineer who likes building things that feel obvious to use but are doing something interesting under the hood. I care a lot about craft: typography, motion, the way a button feels when you press it.

Most of my work lives where web, tools, and automation meet. Outside of that I write a bit, watch a lot of films, and slowly chip away at side projects that may or may not ever ship.

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Say hi

Built something cool, want to collaborate, or just want to argue about a film? My inbox is open.