Bradley Turner

My fascination with keyboards started when the backlit keyboard I’d been using for 3 years started to fall apart, I wanted something that would last. One thing came to another, and I ended up diving down the rabbit hole that is mechanical keyboards and found longevity and sustainability and mostly ignored in the entire computer peripherals space... Read More

I got my Mazda MX5 a few years ago, and it came with some terrible Sony head unit. It plays CDs and connects to my old iPod but refuses to interface with my phone and the Bluetooth sound quality is terrible. Looking on the market, functionality wise, bringing an older car like mine up to modern standards cost upwards of $500, and they don’t even... Read More

I’ve been a community manager and content creator at Mod the Galaxy for many years now, and throughout my time there, I’ve always needed to tell people how to install mods, and a mod manager would fix this. So naturally I chose to write one myself. I hadn’t written software since year 9 in high school, so it took some time to get back into it, b... Read More

I’d recently delved into writing HTML code for a portfolio assignment for university (they wanted us to use WordPress. I used it for about an hour and hated it so started learning HTML) and the Church I attended at the time was looking to revamp their digital presence and was asking for a focus group to be formed around that. I put my hand up an... Read More

Widevision is an event held each year to showcase Western Sydney Universities Industrial Design cohort. In 2020 the exhibition was moved to a zoom meeting rather than an in-person event due to Covid. In 2021, the university proposed doing a VR exhibition that one of the students would work on for the honours work. I chose to take up this challen... Read More

As part of volunteering for the digital outreach team at my old Church, I really wanted to improve the livestreaming quality we were producing, and turning it from an afterthought to a genuine way to enjoy a Church service from wherever you may be. Because of my background in livestreaming on Twitch and compisition of Youtube videos, I spearhead... Read More

The Bus shelter was my most successful project at university excluding my major work. The 3rd year class on design innovation wanted us to make bus shelters more aesthetically appealing and help us develop our materials selection and sheet metal design skills. 2 days before our assignment was due, our tutors agreed to have a quick meeting with ... Read More