These are some of the projects that best show how I work.
A few representative pieces, with more being shaped, shipped, and documented.
Lectures After Dark is a growing movement of intellectual social events that combine academic learning settings with the social experience of a bar.
Making being educated cool again.
An ongoing app for keeping track of my clothes and putting outfits together.
Still in progress. The goal is to make a personal tool feel personal, not like inventory software wearing a trench coat.
A public-facing website for IEEE Concordia covering events, projects, member pages, sponsorship, and operational site flows.
Student org sites are secretly some of the best places to learn how messy real-world web work actually is.
A capstone project where we built a low-cost quadruped robot and trained it to walk.
Have you ever thought to yourself "Lets try building a quadruped robot with 12 degrees of freedom?" I had not either, but surround yourself with people who do and you might end up helping bring one to life.
YATA (Yet Another Tinder App) turns transaction review into swipe decisions and uses those decisions to drive spending insights and geofenced merchant alerts.
Sometimes the right UX move is making the serious thing a little more playful.
A modular desk-accessory idea built around 3D-printed attachments that clip onto a desk mat.
Not all the work I care about lives inside a browser.