This site is my sandbox: I break things on purpose, fold in patterns from product work, and ship upgrades back into the starter my team uses on client builds.
It’s WordPress—not a headless rewrite—just enhanced where it feels right.
Twig + Timber for structure, modern JS where it earns its keep.
This site is my sandbox: I break things on purpose, fold in patterns from product work, and ship upgrades back into the starter my team uses on client builds.
It’s WordPress—not a headless rewrite—just enhanced where it feels right.
Same domain, same theme, smoother visits.
Swup-style navigation sits on top of normal WordPress responses. That means shareable URLs, SEO-friendly HTML, and a path to “SPA-ish” UX without running a second front-end repo.
Perfect for experiments you can actually show to stakeholders.
You can probably tell by now that I like foxes, please enjoy this random picture of a fox.
ACF tabs and groups keep complex pages maintainable.
Content stays in WordPress where editors expect it. The theme maps groups to Twig templates—so “cool ideas” don’t turn into one-off PHP spaghetti.
When you outgrow a layout, you reshape the fields and the template, not a separate CMS.
A living template beats a frozen demo.
I use this starter to try new interaction patterns, performance tweaks, and documentation before they touch billable work. If it’s boring to maintain, it doesn’t get merged.
That’s the sandbox deal: experiment, measure, then promote the best bits to the real builds.