Blog
Thoughts about programming, design, and life in general.
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It All Started with MS-DOS Games
Before I ever wrote a line of production code, there was a beige tower in the family room, a monitor roughly the weight of a small refrigerator, and a blinking C:\> prompt that did absolutely nothing unless you knew the magic words.
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Maps of Imaginary Places
For a while now I’ve had a graphic design side project called Maps of Imaginary Places — a series of geometric experiments exploring how colors and shapes interact. Each piece is a visual journey through an abstract landscape that exists only in imagination, which is where the name comes from.
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Auction Ninja: A Design Concept
I’ve been working on a design concept called Auction Ninja, an online marketplace for estate sales and auctions, from browsing featured luxury lots through checkout.
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Designing a Configurable List View for Recruiting
I’ve been working on a recruiting application that helps companies find and recruit talent. Most of my work has focused on one deceptively hard piece of it: a configurable list view that lets clients compare candidates.
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Building Zebbly
For a while now I’ve been building Zebbly, a social shopping and wishlist site, and it’s finally at the point where I can share it. The idea is simple: create wish lists and share products you love, from any store, in one place.
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Summer 2020, According to My Instagram
A snapshot of our summer, straight from my Instagram.
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I'm getting a Peloton, time for accessories!
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What your pet needs right now
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What we're buying for back to school 2020
What we are buying for back to school 2020.
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Four Years of the GLG Homepage
The GLG website I redesigned and developed is being retired this year, which feels like the right moment to look back on it. It went live in 2015, which means it served as the public face of the company for four years. In website years, that’s a long and healthy life.
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