QAtab

QAtab is a web application to ease collection of feedback on websites during a review cycle. It is easily embedded in a website via a JavaScript snippet or loaded via a bookmarklet and integrates with existing ticketing systems so that you can have ticket creation be separate from the workflow for processing a ticket. The concept for QAtab grew out of a need I saw for making it easier for people to provide feedback on a web site or web app that was being developed; and capturing specific, frequently unreported, details (including URL and browser) automatically.

AjO

AjO is a web app to help Home Performance Professionals keep track of approximately 300 different statistics and values related to home performance. It provides a single place where details related to Energy Costs, Water Efficiency, and Indoor Air Quality can be tracked and saved to provide a comprehensive portrait of a home’s performance and a quantitative measurement of the gains from home upgrades related to energy, water, or quality of life. I worked with the project stakeholder to take the project from initial concept on paper to a fully functional web application with user login and data storage.

NC Meltdown 2014

Sierra Nevada Community Health Plan wanted to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of the Nevada County Meltdown by re-igniting the program as a precursor to an overarching Healthier Together initiative, but without all of the manual record-keeping that was involved in tracking statistics 10 years ago. I joined the project project a couple weeks before launch and put together a simple web application to make it easier to track fitness-related statistics as individuals but then aggregate them across organizations and teams.