Hi. My name is Leigh. I'm an award-winning technology writer and commentator, and I do a lot. I write, help others with technology, untangle search, and build apps, games & useful little things. There’s usually another idea I'm working on instead of sleeping.
Some ideas become words. Others become apps, games, or a better way to find something. See where a little curiosity leads.
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ExploreImagined places and made-up words, all coming together with real places and actual words you know.
Read some thingsMedium-long shots, close-ups, theatrical directions, and ideas that need people to say a– what’s that? Oh yes, a line.
Cut toLittle bits of software that do much bigger things. An assortment of apps for phone, tablet, and maybe even the computer you swear you don’t use.
Click hereIt’s all fun and games until someone finds a game worth playing. No one is getting hurt, but you might just have a little bit of fun.
Insert coinA complex puzzle answered with art, science, and real-life tests. Content, technical, and design come together in a symphony of search.
Find thingsAn occasional thought, experiment or trip down a rabbit hole. Some things need a few more words.
You've probably never heard of the Bad UX World Cup, and neither had this guy. So I decided to enter for fun. I'm weird that way.
Read the story: I entered the Bad UX Awards… for fun.Heard every week on ABC Melbourne Drive, ABC Sydney Drive, and plenty of other ABC stations, too. A regular across Australian radio, and sometimes Australian TV, too.
A new vehicle tracker at Kmart is causing concern, while a security issue has hit roughly 70 percent of websites worldwide.
Cybersecurity experts scramble as a global issue hits everywhere, affecting government to media to anyone potentially running a website.
Google and MIT develop AI for longer hurricane predictions, while walkie-talkies get upgraded for today.
Victoria eyes a ban on smart glasses at school, raising concerns about privacy and accessibility.
I’m Leigh :) Stark. The happy face in my name has a meaning. My work does, too. I do lots of things, and go wherever my work takes me, covering journalism, technology commentating, search, code, writing, and AI. I make things, and I smile doing it. You might just, too.
