My Tool Kit
PROJECTS
I built this Website for a friend that has his own property and septic inspection business. I created this website using a conversion based design. I also added tooling on the backend to help build the business. One of my favorite tool integration is a reputation management system that I built to help drive growth through local SEO.
Bloodhound is an OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) tool directory. This was my first personal project. I plan on rewriting it in React soon. I would love to start integrating my own OSINT script into it and making it a desktop application. Law Enforcement and Anti-trafficking groups use OSINT tools for inline investigation. I would love to one day build the "Excel" of OSINT tools!
This was a fun project I did when exploring the capabilities of vanilla JavaScript. Having to manage state outside of React makes me all the more thankful for modern frameworks.
This is a simple web app that that queries a random color api and displays the color in the UI. I made this when I was learning both React and API usage. It was fun to implement a complementing color for the text and buttons for pair with the generated color of the UI.
I took over the management of this site for a local business owner and friend. Through the management of this site, I've had the opportunity to learn many integrations that are common the E-commerce platforms. I not only redesigned the UI and feel of the site, But I also integrated it with an E-commerce platform and billing system.
Flow State is a quick side project I built to help me stay "in the zone" When working with multiple monitors. The purpose is simple, you can have multiple instances of the web app open (one for each unused monitor) the instances of Flow State fill the unused space to both limit distraction and remind you of your current focus point. When an instance is updated to a new focus point, all other instances will update.
I'm a big fan of "Cyber Punk" and "Hacker" color schemes. I had a hard time finding a VSCode theme that had that feel but also had good syntax highlighting, so I decided to make my own!
I wanted a way to colorize the background of Todoist's Agenda view. That way I could quickly get a glance of the "time period" of my day like "Sleep", "work", "Family Time" etc. Todoist does not have this feature yet, so I made a chrome extension that injects css into the page and sets the colors to my schedule.