Independent product practice
Distinct products.Thoughtfully built. I design and build digital products with their own point of view—shaping the product model, interface, and implementation as one connected system.
04 live products
01 connected practice
∞ room to evolve
Designed in systems. Built in code.
01 / Work
Each product has its own audience, purpose, and visual language. The through-line is a belief that product thinking, interface design, and engineering are stronger when they happen together.
Selected work
Four products. Four points of view. Live products spanning sports analytics, franchise history, food media, and editorial storytelling.
01 Fantasy football intelligence
Gridiron LM Dynasty analytics that turns a Sleeper username into league history, roster values, trade verdicts, and simulated title odds.
Lifetime dashboard across every league-season Two- and three-team Trade Analyzer with A–F verdicts 10,000-run playoff and championship simulations
Homepage · desktop 02 Sports history & analytics
ThePhindex A Miami Dolphins data hub connecting the current season with six decades of franchise history.
Current roster, schedule, injuries, and salary-cap views Franchise analytics computed from every game since 1966 Position-by-position player archives and comparisons
Homepage · desktop 03 Food media
Fare & Fable A food-media destination for restaurant, snack, fast-food, and theme-park coverage—served alongside recall monitoring and original stories.
Aggregated Latest feed with duplicate-story clustering Official FDA and USDA recall monitoring Automated launch calendar from approved coverage
Homepage · desktop 04 Editorial fan publication
Mickey’s Avenue An independent, after-dark publishing home for Disney parks stories, photography, pin collecting, and community participation.
Credited theme-park Newsroom with live-source fallbacks Daily polls, head-to-head votes, and community rankings Latest-release Pin Board linking to official retailers
Homepage · desktop Design approach
From product premise to shipped interface. The work moves across product strategy, UX, visual systems, implementation, and ongoing refinement.
01 Find the useful core Start with the audience, the repeated problem, and the decision the product should make easier.
02 Give it a point of view Build a design language around the product’s subject—not around a reusable portfolio template.
03 Ship the whole system Carry the model through responsive UI, accessible interactions, data boundaries, metadata, and deployment.
04 Keep it renewable Document sources, separate generated facts from edited copy, and make future refreshes repeatable.
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