Cooper Dozier Dot Com

Personal website, miscellany

Finally updated the climate change presentation into a more complete, compact, and polished project: presentation-v2

    Active Projects

  • Color Scheme Explorer 2026 A rework of the below 2019 project that works without CORS or installation. Live version you can use without downloading: Github Pages
  • Climate change, scale and oceans presentation v2
  • Save the Oxygen (On Oceans) website on climate change, ocean hypoxia, Earth systems, activism, politics, technology, science.... 2016-Present
  • Lost in Mist: A Collection of Outrageous Magical Objects I write various things here including poetry and creative non-fiction
  • The Key of Sparrows: Like a 21st century tarot deck. Useful for divination, brainstorming, creativity and planning.

    Mostly Finished, Paused, or otherwise only rarely updated projects

  • Synaptic Syntactic a book of my poetry you can read in spare moments on your phone. Available direct from my BookBaby page and also from Amazon, iBooks, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and some other platforms.
  • https://cooperdozier.com/presentation-v1/
  • Easy Em website framework on Github
  • Empty frame improved mobile-first responsive HTML/CSS slide deck - live preview
  • VSO-frame github repository
  • Lexicon System: A proposed new type of communication board for eye gaze communication

  • Color Scheme Explorer 2019 Louisville Skills class project which is in a state which was functional in 2019 but doesn't work anymore due to changes in cors-anywhwere and Heroku App. Educational, and proof that I have built something else in JavaScript and used React and an API. Could be fun and useful if you can get it into a working state again, I haven't finished that and the effort I was working on would still require you to install a browser plugin to switch on and off a safety feature for one or several browser tabs I forget what it's called. Something to do with CORS - Cross-Origin Resource Sharing

See HTML comments if for some reason you're interested in the stuff I removed (8/5/2026)

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