Builder, writer, and video producer.Atlanta, Georgia.
Below is a smattering of work I've done recently, both personally and professionally.
A paid FRQ mastery program for AP Calculus AB, built with Dr. Abby Warner, a three-time reader for the AP Calculus exam. Dr. Warner built the curriculum and grades the mock exams, I did the design, the front end, and the structure of the LMS through Kajabi.
An annotated "field guide" that outlines what Google defines as the ideal watch page. Every recommendation is mapped element by element to Google Search Central's video documentation and carries a numbered citation resolving to the specific section, so my boss could verify each claim. (The priority labels are my editorial decisions.)
A dedicated, indexable watch page for every one of the 51 videos in the aiEDU Studios YouTube video library, generated by the Watch Page Generator and matched to aiEDU's existing brand.
The original output of the watch page engine: 70 videos across five series. Similar faceted controls, same one-page-per-video end result.
Spiro Play is a virtual spirograph for kids with the same colorful aesthetic, glow, and app-like features of Dabble. They can customize the spirograph parameters and see the design change in real time. Then click “Swirl” or “Watch” to animate it. (Best on desktop, or a tablet rotated horizontally.)
A spirograph design bench is an upgraded version of Spiro Play that outputs an .STL file so you can 3D print a physical spirograph to use with pen and paper that generates the same design you made onscreen. It also includes additional data and explainer animations (which update in real time based on the input parameters) for the math behind how a spirograph works.
A free browser drawing app for kids with no ads, no sign-up, and no account of any kind. Colors, neon glow, a rainbow brush, and mandala symmetry modes, and more.
Pretty much just brick breaker, but with my own rules and colors and chaos just for fun.
Maze Cube is a mobile web app still in development because it only works on some iOS devices reliably, so far. The concept I'm really practicing is the workflow for building and deploying a game complete with a sandbox version of itself. The thought there is that the levels can be extended by a parent or teacher or the player themselves. In this case, I've built a companion app cube-builder.pages.dev that's a level builder where you design each of the 6 mazes for the 6 sides of the cube. In the live version of the game, cube 3 was designed by me using the level builder.
The companion level builder: you design each of the six mazes that make up the six sides of a cube, and the result is playable content.
A one-third octave real time analyzer that runs in a phone browser off the device microphone, reading the room's spectrum in decibels across the standard band set. Betty is my nickname, and the tool exists so I can read the sound of whatever room I am standing in without carrying dedicated hardware to do it. A proof of concept: built to find out whether the browser could do the job at all.
A production tracker for active video projects at Anderson Center for Hair with a Kanban board view and an editable table.
As part of our stylist referral program, a stylist puts a QR cling on their station mirror, a client scans it, and lands here. The goal is to collect the five specific photographs needed for a doctor evaluation, so it has a labeled visual guide showing each required angle and information about next steps.
A MOGRT built for Dr. Anderson entirely from my own original footage and edited by me.
Three pages currently live on atlantahairsurgeon.com. The pages have been updated, but the writing is mine and predates generative AI, as does the photography and video.
Additional writing samples of webpages from the Wayback Machine. These are time & date stamped in October 2023, but I wrote and submitted the content pre-AI in early 2023.