I'm the CTO now.

www.miserablyemployed.com/shop/p/im-th...

No budget, no team, no plan… just vibes and root access.Designed for founders, freelancers, and the last developer standing. Soft enough to sleep in after a 3am deployment, bold enough to wear while explaining why the site is down (again).

Focaccia was delicious.

The UX is substantially worse.

For example, you used to be able to use the browser search to find an icon's family. Now you can't anymore.

When this is open, try hitting CMD+F (CTRL+F).

Just look at that pancake. Look at it.

The core editing experience of Vewrite.com has come a long way this past month. It's very mobile friendly now.

Added the Vewrite project to my portfolio: www.ramijames.com/products/vew...

This is how I feel on the inside, too. Foggy.

Please, for the love of god, please stop asking these kinds of questions. Don't make me lie. I just want to be honest.

Sneak peek of the new homepage design for vewrite.com!

I expanded the vegetable garden yesterday and today. Planted winter seedlings, broccoli, cabbage, fennel, and lettuce. Felt good.

In the last 9 months, I've committed some bit of working code every single day. My goal was to level up as fast and as hard as possible in the hopes that I'd be employable again. Apparently nothing is enough. I'm just worn out. I feel like laying down and giving up. I don't care.

I spent a bunch of time improving how progress in workflows are shown throughout the app. There is a lot more consistency now, and within the single deliverable where you are working, there is now more context.

Sign up for the waiting list today at vewrite.com!

I'm giddy about my new tshirt.

A perfect illustration of how my day went.

My latest #illustration work for my personal brand and website