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ArtStory
We shaped, designed, and built ArtStory with artist Roz Dimon to help preserve her creative legacy, bringing hundreds of artworks and decades of stories into one coherent public collection.
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Case study
We shaped, designed, and built ArtStory with artist Roz Dimon to help preserve her creative legacy, bringing hundreds of artworks and decades of stories into one coherent public collection.
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Artist Roz Dimon created DIMONscapes to let viewers dive deeper into her digital paintings, exploring layers and stories at their own pace. We collaborated with Roz on software prototypes, then built a custom CMS so she could create new DIMONscapes.
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As part of an existing development team, we helped build and support a health and wellness platform with dashboard features for filtering collections and departments, reviewing BMI and metabolic-syndrome summaries, and exploring distributions and historical views. We also supported client onboarding over time.
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A household budgeting product that brings planning, transaction review and bank-connected account visibility into one practical workflow for couples.
Owned product
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Trail was an archived public beta concept for a community app centered on Constitution Trail points of interest, local routes and Bloomington-Normal history. The recovered material documents the planned direction and early DrawChicken team credit, but does not establish that the concept became a shipped application or clarify individual responsibilities.
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Pray The Bible / Psalms gives individual believers a clear daily path from Psalm selection into prayer. We built a prototype around a day-of-month rhythm, five selected Psalms, fixed reflection prompts, completion tracking, and an external Scripture-reading fallback. The result keeps the Psalms-first experience simple and local.
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Guidance Network is a standalone white-label mentoring and community platform for Eastview Christian Church. Our team shaped and developed the product around guide discovery, biographies, recommendations and structured email connection requests, giving people a clearer way to understand someone’s experience before starting a conversation.
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MentorNetwork / BN Mentors is a business mentoring product organized around mentor hubs, biographies, tags and profiles. Our team contributed frontend development, including homepage redesign and profile-image improvements, to make business mentor discovery easier to explore.
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Encounter is a campus-ministry application serving student profiles, registrations, events and podcasts. Our team contributed maintenance and feature work across multiple product generations, including persistent login, local-storage fixes, profile validation, and later registration and authentication error handling. The original app was developed by Travis Johnson, with contributions from the wider Encounter team.
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Our team designed and developed a replacement community website with two local department leaders. The site organized volunteer information and department history into a clearer public experience for community members and prospective volunteers.
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We improved an existing WordPress site for Tempest Artisan Coffee Bar through navigation cleanup, design updates and organization of client-supplied SEO-related articles. We also created focused editing materials covering recurring site areas, giving the team a clearer reference for future content updates.
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Streaming products need consistent experiences across living-room and mobile devices. This historical team contribution covered hands-on Apple TV and iPhone/iPad feature work, while also providing technical leadership, review, testing, and CI/CD support for Fire TV and Roku developers.
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LiftLine helps flight-training students and instructors keep lessons, study material, quizzes, and grades connected to the same FAA ACS task identifiers. We built a frontend-only Part 61 prototype with fictional students and instructors, browser-local progress, an instructor workspace, lesson planning, targeted practice, and an ACS-linked study experience.
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Fly Cleared is a flight-school operations prototype for coordinating students, aircraft, instructors, scheduling, and follow-up in one connected product direction. We built web and mobile application sources with a bilingual catalog, scheduling checks, invoice-generation paths, CRM surfaces, and a separate waitlist experience.
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RevCycleOS helps teams inspect revenue cycle work across dashboards, claims, denials and organization views. We built a prototype with connected workflow paths, a React client, Hono API and simulated services, giving users a clear way to move from portfolio context to claim detail and compare coverage across related work.
Prototype
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Engineering Brief helps leadership review delivery risk by connecting stale pull requests and tickets to clear explanations, source links and suggested next steps. We built a read-only prototype with executive overview, workload, product and risk screens, plus credential-dependent GitHub and Jira adapter structure backed by fictional seed data.
Prototype
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Picto turns shuffled emoji clues into a simple browser puzzle that players can solve in a few taps. We built the tap-to-order interaction, limited-attempt flow, position-by-position feedback, completion states, and date-based puzzle selection for a small casual-game prototype.
Prototype
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MinTransact explores a focused way to schedule small card transactions by payment method, amount, and day of month. The documented contribution covers frontend payment-method and transaction-list work within a prototype, alongside source evidence for complementary scheduling logic.
Prototype
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DrawChicken helps teams extend an existing development workflow with added capacity for reporting interfaces, per-user workflow drill-downs, consistent notifications, and controlled field edits. In a historical staff-augmentation role, a contributor worked within the team’s shared pull request and review process.
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The marketplace makes private-offering questionnaires easier to complete by guiding users through each step, sending answers through the API, and returning server-side errors when corrections are needed. A historical frontend contribution focused on this questionnaire flow and related review within the product team.
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Historical team work covered survey forms, saved-answer behavior, scoring-data integration and CSV export formatting in a team-built application for financial comfort and financial security assessments. Report and PDF work remained shared with other team members, and application-generated scores are presented as product data, not financial advice.
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This archived backend organizes stock lookups, date-filtered listings, price and volume history, technical indicators, and composite scores. The available record documents the system structure and project association, while leaving calculation accuracy, production readiness, investment use, and individual implementation responsibility unresolved.
Archive
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This archived case describes a team application that combined multiple external sources, client-supplied business logic, and an analytics reporting interface. The historical case-study document supports a restrained team-level description of the product concept, while leaving current operation, measured results, and individual implementation responsibility unresolved.
Archive
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Worrdle is a SwiftUI interface experiment for expressing word guesses and letter feedback through native views. The prototype focuses on the relationship between the board, keyboard, and visible state.
Experiment
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TheToiletGamer is a browser-game prototype built around a 30-second challenge. Tap as quickly as possible, then see the count and remaining time update immediately.
Experiment
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This browser adaptation translates Roz Dimon’s earlier interactive bar-chart artwork into areas viewers can explore. Image regions, original sounds, animated GIFs, and the original help layer carry the piece’s interaction into a browser.
Creative technology
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This working-tree prototype explores areas within a layered artwork as entrances to related detail images. The source describes a simple interaction model in which selecting a region reveals its corresponding detail.
Experiment
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Website Snapshot Checker turns saved HTML into bounded source observations and a repeatable report, giving teams a practical handoff for browser verification. It keeps inspection focused while preserving locations, boundaries, and the human judgment needed to interpret findings.
Internal tool
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Product/Offer JSON-LD Preflight checks a deliberately narrow subset offline, giving teams deterministic status and issue paths without fetching remote contexts. It makes a small, repeatable validation profile useful as a focused preflight step.
Internal tool
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Launch Watch turns official Hacker News lists into a bounded private review queue, retaining recent eligible sampled stories while reserving selective alerts for items with both tool related topics and request or feedback signals.
Internal tool
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Den Cluster Harness defines a bounded workflow for dispatching replicated Docker Swarm jobs, capturing task state and logs, summarizing outcomes, and using a separate helper to transfer and compare image IDs without claiming an exercised infrastructure result.
Internal tool
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This voice experiment makes a personal agent’s Discord workflow more useful by connecting channel lifecycle controls to text-to-speech playback. Separate listener and transcript wiring keeps a promising integration path visible without presenting unverified behavior as complete.
Experiment
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Second Look creates a traceable foundation for aviation research by organizing official archive material and related references before any review application exists. The structure preserves provenance, distinguishes authority, and records source gaps without treating every document as equivalent evidence.
Research foundation
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letsGo is a collaborative JavaScript library for hiding, changing, and animating HTML elements. Its documentation also supports addressable sections and browser back and forward behavior, making examples easier to revisit.
Collaborative library
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UGP is an unfinished Arduino sketch with separate routines for analog input, thermistor temperature conversion, and LED timing. The material is limited to the sketch and its separate routines.
Experiment
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This Next.js and React experiment is identified by a Net Worth Tracker page title and a skeletal Login heading. Available history supports project setup, but not financial tracking features or a completed web product.
Experiment
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This separate SwiftUI and Xcode experiment currently shows a styled Hello view. Available history supports native project setup, but not a financial tracking model, feature implementation, or connection to the web experiment.
Experiment
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Quotly is identified as a Strapi backend scaffold, while the inspected API directory contains only .gitkeep. The available evidence does not establish its purpose, product workflow, implementation, or contribution.
Archive
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Verifi is an early Vue experiment with a named test route and browser-location submission flow. The available evidence does not establish the intended verification use case or who authored the later implementation.
Experiment
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J and B Utility Billing is a recovered CodeIgniter application organized around park and lot billing contexts. The source shows customer, rate, payment-history, and reporting areas, but the original contribution and operating status remain unconfirmed.
Archive
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2N.fm explored sharing a browser tab or screen through a named room, with another browser receiving the stream. The work combined an early WebRTC and Chrome-extension lineage with a Vue frontend, creating a focused experiment in browser-based media sharing.
Experiment
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Travelr is an approved archive recovery lead, but the available inventory contains no verified source, product description, platform, or contribution record. The project name alone is not enough to establish what it was or what it did.
Archive
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A cash advance experience helps people choose an amount, connect a bank account, select delivery and payback options, and track what happens next.
Team contribution
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A credit-builder experience gives people access to statements, documents, payment history, one-time payments, autopay, and related account screens.
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An online banking experience combines web-based microfrontends and reusable components to support account-closure interactions within a shared application interface for users.
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