Life is a game.
So I built my site like one.
I built kevinchia.sg in a day. Not a placeholder. The whole thing. And the theme I went with was gaming — because it is the most honest way I know how to represent how I actually think.
Built in a day.
Homepage, story, consultancy page, portfolio, blog. Done in one day. The stack is deliberately simple: static HTML and CSS, Node/Express for the dynamic bits, Railway for hosting, Cloudflare for DNS. No mobile optimisation. No ads. Nothing that adds complexity without adding value.
I have built enough things to know that complexity is usually a red flag, not a flex. The best systems are easy to understand and hard to break. One day was enough because I knew exactly what I wanted and I did not over-engineer it.
Why gaming?
Not because it looked cool, although it does. But because life actually is a game. You start with a character. You pick your stats. You grind, you level up, you unlock things. Sometimes you get wiped and have to restart a zone. The goal is not to finish the game. The goal is to keep playing it on your own terms.
That is literally how I think. Semi-retired at 41, running a few ventures, trading options on the side. I am not grinding for someone else's endgame anymore. I figured out the meta, built my own loadout, and now I play at my own pace.
The gaming theme was not a design decision. It was the only honest option.
So the RPG character sheet layout, the quest board structure, the pixel aesthetic — that is not me trying to be quirky. That is me saying: this is how I actually see the world.
What you will find on this site.
A few free tools coming soon, a Bazi calculator, a Human Design calculator, and an options selling tracker. A blog where I write honestly about building, trading, and staying semi-retired. A consultancy offer for people who need a full business suite built but do not have a technical co-founder. And my story, if you are curious about the journey.
No guru positioning. No funnels. No pop-ups begging you to subscribe. Just honest writing, useful tools, and a door open for the right conversations.
Curious about the consultancy or just want to explore the site? Start here.
See what I build