I build, organise and untangle digital things.
I’m Kurtis Justin, a London-based digital specialist working across web delivery, content structure, digital projects and practical experiments.
What this is
I tend to have several things open at once: a website in need of a tidy-up, a game mechanic that has grown an extra limb, a note about a film I have not stopped thinking about, and at least one idea that probably does not need its own database yet.
This site is where those threads meet. Some are professional, some are playful, and some are still taking shape. For now, the Work section is the clearest route in; the rest will grow as the tabs become more useful.
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Find out more about the work that I have done, as well as who I am.
Work
Digital Specialist. Web Delivery & Digital Projects. Case studies, experience, CV material and the practical details behind the work I do.
Explore my workAbout
A slightly more human version of the site: how I think, what I build, and why there are always a few extra tabs open.
About meSelected proof points
These are two examples of projects that I have worked on.
Clearer self-service, less manual admin
Helped replace an unreliable portal with a role-based self-service platform, reducing repetitive handling and making complex journeys easier to manage.
Read the platform-rebuild case studyAn intranet people returned to use
Proposed and shaped a SharePoint intranet rebuild that replaced a stale internal archive with a practical weekly-planning hub, knowledge board, and more active company space.
Read the intranet-rebuild case studyCurrent tabs
A few active threads I am building, testing or slowly making more coherent.
KJ's Games
Building small browser games and learning from the details: state, feedback, replay value and what makes a quick game worth returning to.
Read the case studyAI as a sidekick
Practical workflows for planning, drafting, building and checking work without handing the steering wheel over.
Read the case studyThis website
A content-led rebuild of my personal site, shaped around work, projects and the useful chaos of too many open tabs.
Read the case study