Nicholas AdamouNicholas Adamou builds software and websites. Explore his professional background, client work, open-source projects, technical writing, and photography without an account.
Find your way
- Client work: screenshots and links to websites built for businesses and creatives.
- Projects: open-source software and developer tools.
- Notes: articles about engineering, architecture, and tooling.
- About: work history, education, and résumé links.
- Gallery: photography; select an image to view it larger.
- Contact: describe your project and provide a reply address.
The navigation pill appears on every page, with your current section highlighted. Its links follow the homepage sections: About, Projects, Client Work, Notes, Photos, and Contact. On small screens, use the menu button to open the navigation. There are no breadcrumbs.
The centered bottom dock provides home, social links, contact, theme, scene, search, chat, and shortcut controls. Desktop visitors can use Cmd/Ctrl+K for the command palette, Cmd/Ctrl+J for chat, and Shift+? for shortcut help. The theme toggle switches between light and dark mode.
See the layouts and scenes guide for keyboard controls and artwork settings.
Choose a homepage layout
Open Homepage layout in the homepage dock, press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+L, or find Homepage layout in the command palette. Choose one of these layouts:
- Hero: an introduction inside the scene, with the remaining sections below.
- Two columns: an introduction on the left and the remaining sections on the right, with the scene visible between them. Smaller screens stack the columns.
Two columns is the default for visitors without a saved preference. Arrow keys move focus between options without changing the layout. Press Enter to apply the focused option. Clicking an option applies it immediately. Selecting an option closes the picker and saves the preference in this browser. The command palette also has direct Layout: Hero and Layout: Two columns actions. The nav and dock stay centered in both layouts.
Scenes and motion
Open Scene settings in the dock or press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+S on desktop to choose and adjust a scene. The glyph trail follows a desktop pointer and uses colors from the selected scene. It does not run on touch devices or when reduced motion is enabled.
The site uses smooth scrolling and coordinated layout, navigation, and panel transitions. A reduced-motion preference disables smooth scrolling and entrance movement. Scene settings also let you pause the artwork or hide it entirely.
Read notes and case studies
Notes and client case studies share reading typography and a hierarchical table of contents. Select a heading to jump to that section. On smaller screens, expand the contents control above the article.
The compact controls alongside the page metadata let you:
- Copy Page: copy the page as Markdown.
- More page actions: view raw Markdown or copy it and open an assistant to paste it.
- Share page: use the device share sheet, or copy the link when sharing is unavailable.
- Previous/Next: open the adjacent note or client case study when one is available.
Contact and privacy
Use the contact page to share a project brief. Provide your name, email, project type, timeframe, and goals; optionally add your business, current website, and budget. Details stay in the form if delivery fails. A successful submission shows a confirmation. Check the privacy policy before submitting personal information. If a service is unavailable, try again later. Chat responses can be inaccurate; use the published pages to verify professional details.
Reading with an agent
Start at llms.txt or the
sitemap. Home, about, projects, clients,
notes, contact, and privacy support Accept: text/markdown at their normal URLs.