TipTriviaSlow connection
This game is not suitable for passengers: it won't move on until you scroll or swipe, because you're the one driving.
Hold right-click over the scene, or hold Q, and the radio wheel opens. Let go over a station to tune in.
For the radio, tap its button, or keep a finger still on the picture (not the pedal) until a ring shows, then lift it.
Space brings up the next line, W or the down arrow drives on, S or the up arrow backs up, and Esc skips to the end.
Swipe up to drive on and down to back up. A tap on the picture brings up the next line, and Skip cuts to the end.
He follows F1, so every subtitle has a pit-lane limiter: the car waits until you've read it, however hard you push.
MANERO's disco and funk come as standard, but the dial also has RAHEEM's hip-hop beats and BOBSLED's reggae.
ONE LOUDER plays metal, WITNESS ME brings punk and rock, and TOFU spins drift phonk.
There isn't a single photo on this site: everything is drawn, rendered or computed in your browser.
The driver's beard and hair were groomed by a script, strand by strand. No barber ever touched this project.
Every sign in the city is painted in your browser as it loads, in the site's own fonts.
The sky isn't a picture: it's computed whole every frame, and its sun shows in everything that shines.
Every station keeps its own clock: switch from one to another and you land mid-song.
Every palm grows from a seed: come back tomorrow and each one will be exactly where you left it.
Your connection is taking the scenic route. Enter now and the city will catch up, or wait for the full picture.
Loading the city
Any framework, any road. I know the shortcuts.
This intro is a scene that moves as you scroll, swipe or hold the pedal, and stops when you stop. Each line stays until it has been read. Space, a click or tap on the picture, or a press of the pedal brings the next line; holding Space, W or the pedal keeps driving after it. Shift and Space goes back, S or the up arrow backs up, and Escape skips the intro. The full script follows as text.This intro is a still picture. Its full script follows as text.
Line-up · Tenerife Flatmates
A police line-up of Jesús's four cats in front of a height chart, each behind a numbered plate. Tom and Kira stand the tallest, Odin a little lower, and Dante, the kitten, is the smallest by a head.
Kira, “The Queen”
A long-haired torbie in white gloves, so she never leaves a print.
Tom, “Fats”
A white heavyweight with a tabby cap pulled low and a tail to match.
A cream lynx point with ice-blue eyes and tufted ears, already on file.
Odin, “Shorty”
A ginger tabby, short in the leg and shorter in the tail, who flies too low to show up on radar.
Suspects: 4. Culprit: 1.
Jesús: Officer, I'd take a good look at number three.
Jesús: Someone has to pay for the bowls. I'm off to work.
This section drives like the intro. Escape skips the drive, and every stop is also written out below with its link: the company's site or, for the army, its service record.
2018–2021
Spanish Army (Ejército de Tierra), 2018–2021. Combat engineer in the Batallón de Zapadores XVI, in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
2023–2024
PwC España, 2023–2024. Frontend Developer on Bono Cultural 2023 (React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript, Zod, React Hook Form, Material UI) and B Accelerator Tower (Next.js, Keycloak, Veracode, Docker), in a Scrum team working with Git and pull-request reviews.
2024–2025
Cloud District, 2024–2025, a consultancy. Frontend Developer on client projects: Naturgy, the energy supplier, on two products with Next.js and React: Omega, its customer area, where customers manage their bills, usage and contracts, and Monitor, its in-house dashboard of processes, logs and events; Pangea, the travel agency (its main website, with Next.js, Atomic Design, Strapi and Storybook); and Telpark (parking reservations).
2025–2026
Logixs, 2025–2026. Full Stack Developer on Bytetravel, a TravelTech offering ancillary services for leisure and business travellers (visas, eSIMs, VIP lounges) through travel agencies and airlines, and on the official portal of Retech, a startup acceleration programme.
2026– LIVE
Current role: Frontend Engineer at Heuristik, since 2026.
SERVICE RECORD
This is the pause menu. The first tab is his player profile: who he is and how he works, his skills and his records. The map shows where he has worked, on site or from home base, beside his five main missions. Then his achievement tree, unlocked and locked, and the settings: the radio, the controls, the subtitle size and the language.
I sweat the user experience: smooth interfaces, truly responsive, nothing mass-produced. I use AI as a tool, not an autopilot, always inside my own layer of security, restrictions and configuration.
Relief and coast: SRTM, GMTED2010 and ETOPO1 (public domain).
What I've unlocked so far, and what's still holding out on me.
JUMP ROPE
RUNNING
FORMULA 1
| Action | Keyboard | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Next line | SpaceorPgDnor↓ | Scroll, or click the picture | Swipe up, or tap the picture |
| Hold to drive | WorSpace | Hold the pedal | Hold the pedal |
| Go back | Sor↑orPgUp | Scroll up | Swipe down |
| Skip the intro | EscorEnd | The Skip button | The Skip button |
| Open the radio | Q | Hold right-click on the picture, or the radio button | A still finger on the picture, lifted when the ring shows, or the radio button |
| Pick a station | ←→orEnter | Aim and let go, or click | Tap a station |
| Switch tabs here | [or] | Click a tab | Tap a tab |
Jesús: I made these on my own time, on nobody's dime.
Jesús: Roll credits. I'll keep the engine running.
VICE AFTERGLOW
tracks trimmed and levelled
React · Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Zod · React Hook Form · Material UI · Keycloak · Veracode · Docker · Strapi · Storybook · Atomic Design · Supabase · Python · Scrum · Git
Three.js · React Three Fiber · drei · postprocessing · GSAP · Lenis · Blender
No logos, liveries or typefaces of any game, film or team were used.
THE END
© 2026 Jesús Molano · Vice Afterglow
Jesús: Same time tomorrow?
