Projects
This page gathers the work I am proud of, told as clear, honest case studies. Each one goes beyond a bullet list, it traces the path from problem to outcome with the constraints that shaped the solution. I write it the way I build, code first, measurable impact, and steady delivery.
At a glance front end and internal tools in React and TypeScript, Power Pages and Dataverse where it fits, clean APIs, CI that runs, and a bias toward automated tests.
How this page works
You will find two kinds of write ups here, individual case studies and short series.
Case studies dive deep on a single problem, series group related changes across time, so the story of the product is visible, not implied.
Featured case studies
As I publish, the most representative projects will appear here as cards, usually three to five at a time. Each card shows my role, the stack, and the outcome, with a link to the full write up. I choose work that demonstrates a code heavy approach, thoughtful tradeoffs, and tangible improvements for users and maintainers.
How I enforce Conventional Commits using commitlint, Husky, Commitisen and a lightweight CI safety net while preserving a friendly developer experience.
How I designed NDISP’s listings and application flow - search first, eligibility up front, and an accessible system that Power Pages can wear.
Series
Some work spans multiple releases, so I group it into small, readable series. Each series page opens with the problem and context, then links to the individual entries as they are added.
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Six short, story‑led case studies. Pre‑approval onboarding, participant‑only access, pre‑filled Apply, Liquid/SCSS theming, Dataverse slugs & permissions, calm ops, self‑healing galleries, and a tidy launch snapshot.
I'm excited to share my journey building Portfolio Card Splitter - a shared expense management app born from a very real problem in my own life.
Archive
I've gone from a spark of an idea about splitting credit card expenses to having a fully scaffolded, enterprise-grade application architecture. And let me tell you, the journey has been equal parts challenging, exciting, and deeply educational.
I'm excited to share my journey building Portfolio Card Splitter - a shared expense management app born from a very real problem in my own life.
Six short, story‑led case studies. Pre‑approval onboarding, participant‑only access, pre‑filled Apply, Liquid/SCSS theming, Dataverse slugs & permissions, calm ops, self‑healing galleries, and a tidy launch snapshot.
How I designed NDISP’s listings and application flow - search first, eligibility up front, and an accessible system that Power Pages can wear.
How I enforce Conventional Commits using commitlint, Husky, Commitisen and a lightweight CI safety net while preserving a friendly developer experience.