What kinda stuff? That depends. I might be designing, developing, writing, animating, baking, or just getting worked up and gesticulating wildly. Whatever it takes.
I've just joined a very exciting start-up called zeebox, where we're working very hard to revolutionise the way people watch TV. I'm no longer available for freelance work.
From time to time my jQuery gland gets a little overactive and I churn out javascript widgets I don't even need. Here's where I keep them. Click any example to view and download it courtesy of grabco.de. They're all released under the MIT license, which means print it out and eat it for all I care, but I won't be held responsible when you come back covered in paper cuts. Some of them need a bit of debugging for IE7/8. That's left as an exercise for the reader, should the reader be silly enough to want these widgets for commercial purposes.
This is a jQuery clone of the adorable Flash gallery at iamoscar.co.uk. It performs better than the Flash on some machines and worse on others. PhotoPile is the interface class, and SimpleFlickr is a basic class for fetching photos from Flickr.
I've been playing with the new drag & drop file-handling stuff in newer browsers. I thought it'd be fun to combine it with PhotoPile. This displays but doesn't upload your photos. You can drag & drop multiple files, but it gets a bit slow if you insert too many.