I worked on the integration of session replay capabilities into Heap’s product experience following the Auryc/Oryx acquisition.
The challenge was to bring a new, complex product capability into Heap in a way that felt cohesive for customers while also working within technical and organizational constraints. This required balancing product scope, integration complexity, and the need to deliver value incrementally rather than waiting for a perfect end state.
I contributed significant frontend work across the integration experience and helped shape a pragmatic rollout approach that allowed the team to deliver functionality in stages. That meant connecting separate systems in a way that was usable and valuable in the short term, while also creating a path toward a more unified long-term experience.
This project required close collaboration across engineering, product, and design, and it’s a good example of how I approach ambiguous, high-impact work: reduce risk, ship iteratively, and improve the experience over time.
Introducing Frame
- An editorial skin for Video.js 10, and the small publication that presents it.
- FRAME treats the player like a page in a well-made journal: the picture comes first and the controls stay quiet until you need them. Inside the picture everything is white on ink; the page's one accent color is kept for its buttons.
A premium, high-end website I designed and built as a portfolio project for an international heavy-duty trailer manufacturing company. The dark navy and gold design looks professional, modern, and trustworthy, exactly what serious business clients expect. This video is a full walkthrough of the site.
Portfolio demonstration project with sample content. Every price, amount, and detail is fully editable, so it can be customized for your real business.
What is inside:
Powerful hero section with company introduction and clean navigation
Custom trailer configurator: choose wheels, axles, payload, and size, with a live blueprint preview
Pricing table with model codes, payload ratings, and prices, easy to edit
Regional payment methods section (bank wire, ACH, Stripe, PayPal) with editable amounts and details
Showroom gallery with category filters and photo lightbox
Repair and service, engineering process, and case studies sections
Contact form to send inquiries directly to the company
Why it stands out: premium design, strong typography, smooth navigation, and a layout that turns visitors into customers.
I can build a similar website for your business:
Company and corporate websites
Product, showroom, and catalog websites
Pricing pages and online inquiry forms
Landing pages and website redesign
Message me with your idea, and I will deliver a clean, professional website.
I’m refining the brand identity and UI/UX for Practice Source, and I’m torn between two logo concepts.
As a full-stack software engineer and web developer building digital platforms, creating a clean, professional, and trustworthy brand identity is essential for user engagement.
Which one catches your eye, and why? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! 👇