fang works

I turn ideas into thoughtful, usable digital products—from UX systems to production-ready frontend.

Projects

Riikee writing editor showing a draft titled What the River Kept

Riikee

A calm daily writing space designed to help ideas become a lasting practice. Riikee pairs a distraction-free editor with gentle goals, private progress, optional AI support, and writing insights, giving writers room to find the next line without a feed, an audience, or pressure to publish.

The experience is built around returning rather than performing. Daily goals, a private streak, a writing archive, and optional suggestions help maintain momentum while keeping the writer in control. Over time, patterns in rhythm, mood, and recurring themes reveal how a writing practice develops.

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Choral floating music player showing Heroes by David Bowie

Choral

Choral is a floating music remote for macOS, designed to keep the controls for every listening source in one compact, always-available panel. Instead of becoming another player, it works with the desktop apps and browser services already in use.

Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, TIDAL, and other services can share the same now-playing view. Global shortcuts, service-aware playback controls, time-synced lyrics, and Last.fm scrobbling make music easier to manage without repeatedly switching between apps and browser tabs.

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StartArt new tab page displaying the painting A Bridal Couple

StartArt

StartArt turns Chrome’s new tab page into a quiet, full-screen encounter with art. Each tab presents one work selected from open collections at museums including the Met, Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art, Rijksmuseum, and V&A.

Only the essential context remains: the artwork, its title and artist, and a link back to the museum’s catalogue. Museum and category preferences provide some control, while local caching, no advertising, no tracking, and no account keep the experience quick and free from distraction.

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