What projects are featured on maya's home?

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maya's home (may.as) is the personal website of Maya, a computer programmer and aspiring artist. The site compiles her art and projects in one place, and it explicitly highlights one project as her latest: The Museum of All Things. Beyond that headline project, the homepage describes the site as a collection of her art and projects, so the full catalog lives on the site itself rather than being fully enumerated on the landing page.

The Museum of All Things

The homepage calls this out directly as the project to check out first:

"You may want to check out my latest project, The Museum of All Things!"

What the page establishes:

  • It is described as Maya's latest project, which makes it the most current work featured at the time the page was written.
  • It is presented as the primary recommendation for a first-time visitor.
  • The homepage does not include a description of the project's contents, medium, or platform — only the pointer to go look at it.

If you want to know what The Museum of All Things actually is, the homepage alone won't tell you; you need to follow the project link from the site.

Other art and projects

The homepage states that her art and projects are "compiled on this site," which means the homepage functions as an index rather than a complete listing. The projects reflect two stated interests:

  • Programming — she identifies as a computer programmer.
  • Art — she identifies as an aspiring artist.

So expect the compiled work to span both software and visual/creative output, though the homepage doesn't break the catalog down by category.

Where to follow the work

The homepage lists several external profiles where Maya posts, which is often where individual projects and art get shared between site updates:

Platform Handle
Bluesky @may.as
TikTok may.eclair
GitHub m4ym4y
itch.io mayeclair
Ludum Dare maymay
Letterboxd mayeclair

GitHub and itch.io are the two most likely places to find project code and released games or interactive work, given the programmer/artist framing. Ludum Dare is a game jam, which suggests at least some of her projects are game-related.

Contact

For questions about a specific project, the homepage gives an email: maya (dot) baduk (at) gmail (dot) com — written that way on the page to avoid scraping.

Bottom line

The one project named on maya's home is The Museum of All Things, flagged as her latest. Everything else is described only as art and projects compiled on the site, so the reliable way to see the full set is to browse may.as directly and check the linked GitHub and itch.io profiles for released work.