Building an interface you can orbit

A portfolio normally asks you to scan a list. This one asks you to approach a place.

The first design problem was therefore not a page layout, but a navigable silhouette. The station needed three readable destinations—Simulation Bay, Lab Core, and Phase Array—without becoming a literal diagram. Each module now has its own camera anchor, focus color, and route.

The second problem was restraint. Strong bloom and pale materials can create a dreamlike electronic atmosphere, but they can also erase surface detail. The current pass uses softer highlight roll-off, controlled optical halos, and a dark translucent instrument panel so the model and interface remain legible together.

This is the first public field record. Later logs will cover machine learning, AI systems, game development, and the experiments that make it into the bay.