Iβm a design engineer? I like to build unique systems with a focus on user experience and interface design. Currently studying Informatics at IU Bloomington with a specialization in Web Design & Development.
Portfolio: angelogonza.com Β· Email: angeloagonza@gmail.com Β· LinkedIn: angelo-gonza
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A portfolio that boots like an operating system. Draggable windows, a WebGL2 XMB wave field with six palettes, a magnifying dock, live weather, a music player, a lock screen, achievements, and a shared visitor wall.
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The other half of the same site β a shader-led hero, animated page transitions, a Work/Play landing page, a Three.js helix gallery, and long-form UX case studies (FridgeMate, Rideshare Redesign).
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A camera-led audiovisual instrument. Your movement becomes light, harmony, and rhythm β shifting tones, stereo movement, and responsive sound waves. |
A microphone-reactive point-cloud visualizer for music and sound. Six modes β flow field, kaleidoscope, and more β driven by mic or tab audio. |
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AI college guidance for first-generation and low-income students β scholarships, FAFSA, essays, and career planning in one roadmap. Built at a hackathon. Live product Β· βΆ Watch demo Β· Source |
A creative-coding tool that turns any image or video into pixel, ASCII, and halftone studies in the browser. |
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Mood-first movie discovery. Tell it how you're feeling and it pulls, ranks, and shuffles ten picks worth your night from TMDB. |
One source of 45 colours generates 84 files across 14 system surfaces β a Hyprland desktop, its terminal, editor, login screen, and a Figma export. |
| Project | What it is | Links |
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| Mood Music | An applied-AI system that recommends music from how you describe your mood | βΆ Watch demo Β· Source |
| Syro | A cleaner Spotify client β "your music, beautifully simple" | Live Β· Source |
| digi | A digital experiment built on Next.js | Live Β· Source |
| tiny-pond | A seeded Three.js ecosystem β evolving creatures, god-mode interactions, procedural audio, shader-driven water | Source |
| desktop-pet | A local-first macOS desktop virtual pet with five animated pixel anomaly species | Source |
| OpenAlgo | Open-source contribution to an algorithmic trading platform | PR #1485 |
| FitnessTracker | A CLI fitness tracker written in C++ | Source |
| AngeloLink | A minimal link-in-bio page | Source |
Languages: Python, JavaScript, C++, Java, Typescript, HTML/CSS, SQL, PHP
Frameworks & Tools: React, Node.js, Express, Django, Flask, FastAPI, Next.js, Tailwind CSS
Creative Tools: Figma, Blender, Paper, Miro, Framer, Adobe Creative Suite(Ps, Ae, Ai), Lovable
Cloud & Infra: AWS, GCP
The animated demos above are recorded and encoded by tools/capture β one command per project, driven by synthetic mic and camera input, and verified to actually animate before they land.











