Pick'Em Arena
NFL pick'em MVP where players choose weekly game winners and compete on a football-style wins/losses leaderboard instead of points.
Each project is framed like a real product: the problem, architecture, tradeoffs, AI opportunities, functional demos, and what a reviewer should notice. No filler — just practical software built around real workflows.
NFL pick'em MVP where players choose weekly game winners and compete on a football-style wins/losses leaderboard instead of points.
Scroll-driven data essay about candy popularity. It shows data analysis, interactive chart states, narrative pacing, and a clear finding: chocolate mattered far more than sugar.
Budget-first recipe planner that ranks dinners by estimated cost per serving and shows whether the selected meals fit the weekly budget.
Accessibility audit interface that turns a URL into a letter grade, score, issue totals, and plain-English remediation guidance. The portfolio version includes a static fallback report for plain public_html hosting.
Interactive lessons, IOS-style labs, subnetting drills, notes, and a timed mock exam built into a static browser app.
These projects are meant to show backend judgment, product taste, and follow-through. The goal is not just that the pages look good — it is that a hiring manager can quickly see how I break down messy workflows into simple, shippable tools.