Bart Quigley
Bart has been tinkering with web canvas elements since browsers still had marquee tags. He writes our deep-dive technical columns on browser performance, frame rates, and lightweight mini-game engines.
Bart has been tinkering with web canvas elements since browsers still had marquee tags. He writes our deep-dive technical columns on browser performance, frame rates, and lightweight mini-game engines.
Armed with spreadsheets and a healthy obsession with player retention loops, Kiran tracks what keeps casual gamers hooked during lunch breaks. His column breaks down traffic metrics, session lengths, and viral web mechanics.
Evelyn loves finding lone developers who coded a brilliant 30-second game loop inside a noisy coffee shop. Her weekly interviews spotlight the independent creators shaping the web micro-gaming landscape.
Zoe insists that the sound of a successful puzzle chime can make or break a web game's entire charm. She covers minimalist audio design, retro sound effects, and browser-based synthesis.
Cedric plays dozens of browser mini-games every morning so you don't have to waste time on the duds. His candid, opinionated reviews separate the true gems from generic time-killers.
Siddharth tracks the delicate balance between sustainable developer revenue and non-intrusive player experiences. He offers practical industry analysis on web monetization, ad placements, and micro-sponsorships.