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Color Therapy(Educational / Casual) (Android, iOS)
Built a digital coloring book app with hundreds of beautifully outlined images — mandalas, animals, patterns, and more. I developed the flood-fill algorithm, custom color palette system, and zoom-and-pan controls that make coloring on mobile feel natural and therapeutic.
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