Selected work
Five active products built around practical constraints: how local businesses earn trust, how field professionals document risk, how people find services, and how public paperwork can become easier to complete correctly—plus how a puzzle can remain replayable without becoming noisy.
Current projects
Each case study explains the user, the decision behind the product, the working flow, and what exists today.
Service-business websites
A managed website service that combines a professional first build, hosting, estimate requests, focused owner updates, and direct support.
Electrical inspection reporting
A local-first inspection workspace for capturing structured findings, evidence, and recommendations before generating a homeowner-ready PDF.
Miami service directory
A Miami service field guide that starts with work vehicles observed locally, then structures business details checked against public sources.
Public-service paperwork assistant
A local-first guide that helps Miami-Dade water customers complete the official underground leak adjustment form and assemble a submission-ready PDF packet.
Endless puzzle game
A calm iPhone and iPad block puzzle that balances endless replayability, tactile controls, optional challenge, progress tracking, and social sharing.
The through line
Each product narrows the interface around the next useful action instead of exposing every possible feature.
The interaction model reflects where the work or play happens: phones, tablets, limited time, imperfect information, and different levels of attention.
Structured evidence, explicit scope, human review, and understandable outputs do more work than decorative complexity.
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