Front-end focused full-stack developer based in the Atlanta area who's been at it since 2017, and still having fun with it. HTML/CSS, JavaScript, React, and PHP are my usual toolkit, though the projects below have me poking around in TypeScript, C#, and whatever else the idea calls for.
This isn't just a "looking for work" profile, though I am open to new roles. I'm also just as interested in collaborations: side projects, open source contributions, weird ideas that need a developer, whatever. If something here looks interesting to you, reach out. I like building things with people, and to go where I'm most needed.
MCT630.com Ver 2.0 — my portfolio and blog, born and heavily modified from a workshop project at RenderATL 2025, built on Next.js, React, and a Makeswift/Contentful foundation. Heavy on custom GSAP animation systems, page transitions, and theme-aware components. Live at mct630.com.
Steven Wright Thinks It's Wrong Only One Company Makes This Game (aka SWTIWOOCMTG) — a from-scratch, native desktop reimagining of the classic property-trading board game, built in C# with Blazor and Photino. Reworked systems, an anti-capitalist streak, and a bunch of inside jokes only funny to Electric Six or Ween fans. Early and rough, but the core loop is playable. Read the full pitch in the repo.
Studio Anni — the site I've maintained since 2017 for Atlanta-area artist (and wife) Anni Thompson, built on PHP/MySQL with a custom inventory and checkout system. Live at studioanni.com, with a case study on my portfolio. A new version aimed at correcting a lot of rough edges of the original project is in the earliest planning stages.
I hang out in torc.dev's community Discord pretty regularly. If you're there too, say hi.
(I may or may not also be pretending to be an unhinged lunatic over on the ATProto-verse (e.g. Bluesky) at @reverendcrush.com, but I'll probably refuse to acknowledge any of this if directly asked)
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/MCT630
- Email: mcthompson1981@gmail.com
