Nice list! I'm fond of mine that I recently added https://twitter.com/Stammy/status/1227230530229489664 Still need to add more of the case study/detail pages for each project though.

If you're looking for something a bit more advanced, I highly recommend this course: https://www.typewolf.com/checklist It's expensive but I found it super useful.

Reminds me of this a bit: https://svbtle.com/

Feel like the page transitions are unexpected compared to the rest of the site and a bit jarring. Would prefer them removed.

looks to be WebGL? maybe via greensock

Minor note: that header image is 2.6MB. please optimize some of your elements when publishing.

Hi there - this is most definitely me. I started getting pain 2-3 years ago. It got the point where I experimented with wrist braces and kinesio tape on my wrists.

What works for me today -- almost never use laptop on its own. Pain comes back pretty instantly when using the trackpad and frequently moving hand from keyboard to trackpad in that confined space. When on a desktop with monitor (also don't like looking down at laptop - unrelated but hurts my neck after a short while) I have a regular mouse (a good sized Logitech MX Master https://amzn.to/2Ls5151) and then I have a vertical Evoluent mouse (like this but there are other vertical mice, like anker has one i think https://amzn.to/2OlXmTt ) so when I get pain I switch to the other mouse and that provides some relief. My RSI is mainly in my right wrist though.

I also do some basic stretches and weights here and there but think the biggest thing that has helped - using my phone less at night. I can instantly feel it the next day if I was up late on my phone for hours the night before.

I experimented with using a wacom tablet and didn't see a change in anything.

I'd suggest removing or adjusting the page transition to be faster or less involved (not a full page movement). I felt like I was waiting on the animation when browsing around. Or do something like use localStorage to track if I've been on the page before and skip the animation. For example - even doing it when I click back in my browser is a bit much.

Peak Design Everyday backpack (20L) in black. Rigid, waterproof exterior is good for when my mile+ walks to work in SF get a bit rainy. And of course on the weekends I put the internal dividers in, put my camera and some lenses in there, strap on my tripod to the external straps and am ready to go for a shoot outdoors.

I have a few others for travel (small daypack, larger goruck for clothes, etc) that I mention here https://paulstamatiou.com/photos/gear/#bags but the Peak bag gets the most use.

Seems somewhat similar to xScope which I've been found indispensable as part of my daily workflow for almost a decade now. https://xscopeapp.com/