DisasterProof makes home disaster preparation less overwhelming, by breaking tasks down into approachable categories and helping users create a custom preparation list. Built in a four-day sprint using vanilla JavaScript and local storage.

Going Viral creates dynamic, interactive data visualizations to compare COVID-19 statistics to global changes in people's travel habits. In a one-week sprint, my team built an API with Node, Express, and MongoDB, and used D3, React, and Redux for the front end. I worked primarily on the API, unit testing, and Redux state management.

Social Distance-Ping scrapes global COVID-19 data from reputable sources every hour, and allows users to request current location-specific data texted to their phones on-demand or as a daily digest. Ping was built in Node.js using Express, MongoDB, and Heroku, leveraging web scraping with a headless browser, scheduled scripts, and Twilio.

Sew Organized was designed to help crafters keep track of their supplies. Data was scraped from a CSV file and a third-party API. React.js front end, Node.js/Express back end, PostgreSQL database. Much of the app was mob-programmed, but I solo-coded the detail page and modified our color palette generating algorithm to find closest color matches.

A week into Oregon's stay-at-home order, I realized there were many resources to facilitate donations to those hardest-hit by the pandemic, but no centralized place to access those resources. I recruited a team of six volunteers, and we sprinted to create this React/Node/postgreSQL app in three days.

DisasterProof makes home disaster preparation less overwhelming, by breaking tasks down into approachable categories and helping users create a custom preparation list. Built in a four-day sprint using vanilla JavaScript and local storage.