Self-taught
No CS degree. I build with AI and keep the judgment mine.
cococool · cohen coolidge
Economics student and self-taught builder on the Georgia coast. I make real sites, tools, and the occasional gift.
I care how things move.
Good work is experienced,
where every detail is intentional
and nothing simply appears.
Foreground and background move at different speeds, so the eye reads real space: distance, weight, air. A little of it makes scrolling feel like moving through a scene instead of past a page.
/ work

A closed-door pharmacy serving long-term care, hospice, and correctional facilities.

A new site for a Brunswick, Georgia hardware store. 100/100 Lighthouse.

A four-step intake tool that scores and routes retirement-plan leads for an advisory firm.

An interactive documentary site telling a family hotel group’s 32-year story.

A small interactive valentine: one question, and one impossible “no” button.

Reversible PowerShell tuning for Windows gaming. Every tweak comes with its undo.

A signal-only +EV prop scanner: de-vigged sharp lines, per-market probability models.
Research and writing for a county strategic plan: interviews, records, the write-up.
I’m Cohen, an economics student at the University of Georgia and a self-taught builder based on St. Simons Island. I learn by building: booking platforms, financial tools, storefronts, and a valentine or two.
No CS degree. I build with AI and keep the judgment mine.
People actually use what I build: storefronts, intake tools, full sites.
Hairlines over shadows, slow easing, every pixel checked.
“Slow is smooth.”
“Smooth feels right.”
“That’s the point.”