Brandon Cash

@brandon.cash

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I'm a full-stack engineer with a passion for user experience. I build tools to help developers push the boundaries of 3D on the Web.

A screenshot of Walmart.com searching for SpaghettiOs. There are several options, but in the middle is a garbled and highly compressed image of a can that is hardly recognizable.
Google search results for 'how many P's are in google' - the AI overview claims there are 2 "p"s in the word Google, and if you meant the letters o, there are 2 of those as well.
A screenshot of an ad for Hoppers from Disney's Facebook account. The text begins with three lizard emojis followed by the cut-off text "Ho..."
A screenshot of Amazon for the LEXON Peas USB hub product. The product is several spheres on a string. It resembles anal beads more than a USB hub.
A screenshot of an article headline on CNN that reads "Doctor who sold ketamine to 'Friends' star Matthew Perry before his overdose gets 2 1/2 years in prison." Above the headline is a man in a suit wearing glasses, looking glum and staring directly at the camera.
A screenshot of Halo terms of service in Steam. The text has line breaks that cause sentences to be cut off in incorrect areas, causing a lot of unused space.
A screenshot of Mark Zuckerberg's avatar in Meta's Horizon Worlds
A screenshot of a dialog asking "how was the meeting?" Below the text are stars to rate the meeting and an line art image of a user's profile with two round icons for microphone and camera below. The round icons are positioned on the chest of the user.
A screenshot of a checkout section on an Amazon.com cart - the "proceed to checkout" button has some extra dots below the text.
A screenshot of the controls for a YouTube video.
A screenshot of a Facebook Marketplace listing for a "Handmade Star Wars Garbage Compactor Monster Puppet." By the pictures it appears to be a painted sock with some extra fabric wrapped around.
A screenshot of the top right area of Google Chrome, showing the main toolbar on top with an open PDF's toolbar beneath. Both toolbars contain an icon with an arrow pointing into a bin, but serve two different purposes.
A screenshot of a Steam community workshop page for a Cities: Skylines mod that introduces an asset for the budget shopping store Dollar General.
A screenshot of a Steam community workshop page for a Cities: Skylines mod that introduces a Long John Silver's fast food chain restaurant.
A screenshot of two emails from American Express offering bonus miles. The newest offer reads "your 100,000 bonus miles offer is here." The older email only offers 90,000 miles. There are only 22 minutes between the emails.
A screenshot of a playlist for the Chrono Trigger soundtrack. One of the songs is a 1 hour 17 minute long pop song mix with a Taylor Swift thumbnail.
A screenshot of a captcha test. On the left is an image of a duck. On the right is a carousel of images of a claw machine holding an item.
A screenshot from the 3D game engine Tinker, showing automatic trimesh collider generation. In the center of the image is a golf course with many yellow lines drawn on top indicating a high polycount mesh has been generated for the collider.
A screenshot of Tinker, a 3D scene editor and engine.
A screenshot of Facebook showing me a 6-year-old Instagram post, only the post is a solid blue block.
A screenshot of a map showing power outages. It is a satellite view of a city, with greenery on the outskirts and the heart of the city in the center. Many icons (maybe around 50) of a power symbol are littered around the city.
A screenshot of the Netflix TV series "I Think You Should Leave." The image shows Tim Robinson in an office, sitting at a desk with a confused expression at what he sees on his monitor. The caption reads "That one egg was 40 eggs?"
The wordmark for Apple's WWDC25 which reads "VVVDC25."
A screenshot of an application. An active tab reads "Resource Explorer." On the left is a list of files with an audio file selected. On the right is a small audio player with a waveform on top and controls on the bottom.
A screenshot showing a tab titled "Resource Explorer." On the left is a list of files. On the right is a graph with several nodes: a texture with bold colors, a material definition, details about the model, and a preview of the model.
A screenshot of Chrome's dev tools. Two rows have identical content, the words "layer base." "Base" is underlined and blue. A red square underneath the word "base" in both lines highlights a difference in positioning of the text.
A screenshot of a spam email extending an invite to join the Illuminati.
A screenshot from Adobe Photoshop with a rounded "Share" button next to a few icon buttons: notifications, search, explore, and workspaces.
A calm view of wintry trees cast in golden light across a body of nearly still water at Lake Springfield in Springfield, MO. Flocks of birds casually fly over the trees.
A blue screen with a sad face emoji at the top (similar to the Windows error screen) with the text "Oopsie Woopsie! Uwu We made a fucky wucky!! A wittle fucko boingo! The code monkeys at our headquarters are working VEWY HAWD to fix this!"
A screenshot of a VS Code editor window with text rendered in the Monaspace font.
A screenshot of a 3D editor program. In the main pane of the editor is a viewport of a 3D scene with a train that has smoke particles coming out of it.
A screenshot of an item replacement in the Walmart app. Lipton tea bags at $4.48 are being replaced by Great Value tea bags at $7.76.
A screenshot of text with a drop cap. A large T to the left spans two lines of text to the right. The T works as the beginning letter of both lines, but only by accident. The first starts with the word "the," and the second would start with "Thad."
A screenshot of the Walmart search page for "vegan bacon," showing an image that is hosted at tinypic no longer being available.
A screenshot of an image of a hippo next to a cut-off title starting with "Ariana Grande stuns at the Academy Awards."
A screenshot of Facebook showing a bizarre bug where random gibberish appears.
A screenshot of my Spotify Wrapped results. Top artists (Sabrina Carpenter, LCD Soundsystem, STRFKR, Tiësto, Chappell Roan) are listed next to Top Songs (Prada, Espresso, I Go Dance, Good Luck Babe, greedy).
A screenshot of a bug in Google Chrome showing a notice about protecting against threats. The contents of the notice are slightly cut off and a scrollbar is awkwardly sitting to the right.