Digital experiments

Questions, built
into interfaces.

I use small products to explore how an interaction can clarify a decision, create a feeling, or invite participation.

Cancer Resource Allocation Poll

A real-time voting experience built around a serious question: how might people engage more thoughtfully with constrained healthcare resources? The project turns an abstract tradeoff into a participatory interface, with votes and results presented clearly.

FOCUS 01

Clear participation

Make the question and the available choices understandable before asking for an answer.

FOCUS 02

Live feedback

Show how a shared picture changes as responses arrive.

Project code is maintained locally. A public demo and repository link can be added after review.

Date Invite

A mobile-first invitation that uses pacing, interaction, and visual details to turn a simple message into an experience. It is a small project, but a useful exercise in making an interface feel personal and deliberate.

FOCUS 01

Mobile first

Design for the screen and moment where the invitation will actually be opened.

FOCUS 02

Personality in the details

Use motion and layout to support the message without overwhelming it.

A public demo and repository link can be added after review.

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