Andrew Taylor is a Manchester-based developer and creative technologist whose work brings together JavaScript, mathematics, puzzles, and visual art. He holds a PhD in dental image analysis and a master’s degree in physics. His personal site showcases a varied collection of games and experiments, including Cell Tower, a Wordle-inspired word search; Celtix, a Celtic-knot puzzle; Ronin, a chessboard-based Sudoku game; and 3Doku, a three-dimensional Sudoku variant he invented.

Other projects include crosswords, stereograms, dithered QR codes, a domino computer, a Mercator rotator, and Pico-8 games made for his nephew. Taylor also publishes a blog, drawings and other artwork, Mastodon bots, and playful formulae, alongside material on Roomba hacking and creative experiments. His background includes helping design and build a computer made from ten thousand dominoes.

The site offers a personal overview of his projects and interests, including art, games, software, and humor, with links to his social profiles and other online work