Retrocodex was inspired by a viral post. The site itself is frequently organically shared throughout social media.
Designed manually on Figma, brought to life through Replit and Claude Code solo.
An evolving, user-sourced library of commonly taught information that has evolved or was never true. Discover what disproven information you may have learned through following other users who grew up in your state or country.
A to-do list app but with a unique graphic and social element: you get yourself going with photos of whatever inspires you. Optionally share any tasks with friends for accountability through likes and comments.
Designed and developed, but requires heavy funding for Google Maps and Yelp API usage to be public.
Need to get out of the house for remote work? Discover all types of public places to work remotely at for free that Google Maps might not show you.
Projects built for previous employers or volunteer organizations.
I customized Salesforce specifically for real estate companies to make feedback capture more granular and visible with the right fields and information hierarchy. This makes it easier for teams to analyze trends, understand lead behavior, improve their approach, and ultimately boost conversion rates.
I redesigned the website for San Francisco Civic Tech to better communicate what the organization has accomplished and its goals to potential volunteers and donors. The new website aims to improve the volunteer onboarding experience and attract more donors.
Projects that were designed, but will not be launched for various reasons.
What if your task manager actually understood who you are, not just what you do? Spellnotes has your task reminders to be delivered by an AI character of your choice, making such reminders entertaining instead of tedious.
Brewberri was designed on a whim for a friend's request in June 2020 when my only design education was a few YouTube videos and a designer-led hackathon project. Think of it as Uber Eats, but exclusively for coffee shops.