Over the spring and summer, I had the opportunity to work with Local Projects on the companion website to the 9/11 Memorial in New York City. The memorial doesn’t open until 9/11/11, but you can already start exploring the names on the memorial wall now at the website: http://names.911memorial.org/ For this project, I created the interface and [...]
Web applications I’ve made!
Is it snowing right now?
2011.02.01
In the winter of 2011, the likelihood that it was snowing outside was a pretty much 50-50 proposition. DLE decided to help users get the information they needed in order to leave the house prepared.
Gradual Alarm Clock 1.1 is live!
2010.12.07
At long last, an update to our little Android app that could! In this update: – More and better sounds – Adjustable Volume – Ability to turn off notifications – Fixed unlock screen alert – Fixed done/cancel button functions And most importantly, a fancy new icon! See my original post for a more detailed explanation [...]
Introducing a Gradual Alarm Clock for Android phones
2010.08.03
My application-focused side-project, Dead Letter Enterprises, just launched our first Android app: the Gradual Alarm Clock. Think of it as a snooze in reverse: GAC sounds once at 30 minutes before your alarm, twice at 15 minutes, and three times at 5 minutes. At the alarm’s set time, the alarm repeats until dismissed. Theoretically, waking [...]
Tweue
2010.02.07
Tweue is a Twitter-based web app that allows users to queue their tweets not by scheduling them at precise times, but by choosing the interval of time between them. Perhaps a user only signs into Twitter once a day, but doesn’t want to bombard their followers all at once. Tweue allows them to spread their [...]