HTML and JavaScript, Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare
The public site for Miami-Dade Commission Watch. It carries plain-language summaries of every county commission meeting in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole, and a directory of all 13 commissioners by district. I also set up all of the project's email infrastructure. Residents use it to follow what the Board of County Commissioners decided without reading the agenda themselves.
JavaScript, Census Bureau geocoder, Vercel function
Residents enter an address and get back their county commission district and commissioner. The address goes through a small serverless proxy to the Census Bureau geocoder, and the browser matches the point against the county's district boundaries. It answers the first question most people have before public comment: who represents me?
Next.js, Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare
The statewide version of the Miami-Dade model. Each Florida county will get its own subdomain and participant guide, and a student lead will claim the county and run its site with a local team.
Next.js, Vercel
A site I build and maintain for my dad's guided fishing charters and ecotours in the Everglades. The business has not opened yet, so a coming-soon page sits in front of the tours, the gallery, and the trip request forms until it does.
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on Cloudflare Pages
No framework and no build step on deploy. The fonts, images, and map data are all served from this domain, and the pages make no requests anywhere else. The globe game at /play/ asks you to drop a pin on capitals, second cities, and remote towns.