Work
A short story for each. Tap to learn more, and each one opens a page of its own.
My own phone app for truck drivers who own their one truck: every load as one record, from saved to paid.
My dad has driven a truck for 32 years, and the hard half of the job is paperwork. I design and build Centline on my own. It is in testing, not yet in the App Store.
Eight weeks in Tokyo as a UI/UX engineering intern, on an app that helps foreign residents of Japan through government paperwork.
Japan was always the dream, and I chased it. I redesigned the navigation, built the design system, and shipped every string in nine languages. It is on the App Store.
A web app for students who commute to campus, built from five interviews for my Human-Computer Interaction course.
Most campus tools are built for students in the dorms. I ran the research, designed the app and built it, and one student’s answer changed what it became.
A small set of accessible components in React and TypeScript, with no UI library.
Built to show the interaction craft rather than describe it: one token file themes every piece, and every control works by keyboard.
How the work above gets made.
Claude draws the options I choose between and checks the work against rules I wrote. The decisions stay mine, and nothing merges without my word.
