95 Birds
The last couple of years have been kind of a blur – a blur that can be mostly attributed to a change of address. Hannah and I purchased our first home in the summer of 2016 and, since then, have been tirelessly at work making it our own. From paint to full gut jobs, we've done it all. This tricked out WordPress blog chronicles that transformation.
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Hannah & Rich
The year 2015 will go down in the books for one very important reason: I got married! My fiancée and I worked tediously to create our perfect wedding website (wedsite, if you will) and we think it came out pretty great. It was developed from the ground up to be fast, responsive, and compatible with a wide array of devices. We even threw a few secrets in there.
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Penguins Falling
An experiment in HTML5 game development, Penguins Falling went from concept to distribution in under 24 hours. Using CocoonJS by Ludei, the game has been published on the App Store, Google Play, and is also available as a web app.
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Made in USA
I love to support local business. In 2013, I set out to create a way to find companies housed and products built in the United States. Made in USA allows anyone to search for locally-crafted goods and manufacturers by name, keyword, or category. It has been released on the App Store, Google Play, and is also available as a web app.
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MocoSpace
As lead designer, I was tasked with expanding the social network’s reach to smartphone and tablets. I helped update the brand for these new platforms, design a more modern UI, and develop a new JavaScript framework to deliver optimal performance on mobile.
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Vennify
A personal project of mine, Vennify was designed as a social experiment to connect members one-on-one based on shared interests. The site was developed, from concept to launch, over a single weekend.
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Street Wars
My first task at MocoSpace involved leading the design of the network’s first smartphone game. The purpose was to see if a freemium game designed for the browser could compete in a world of native apps. The project has since been used as the model for other games on the growing platform.
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Pulse
I was amongst the first developers creating apps for webOS back when it was still operated by Palm. The most popular of my apps, Pulse, became the first metronome available on the platform. A simple tool for musicians, Pulse allows users to specify a tempo and even add optional accents.
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