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Evan Gillissie's avatar
Evan Gillissie
proWashington, USA
I think through hard things and build what they turn into.
New to Contra
I think through hard things and build what they turn into.
Cover image for Paper Cuts When a local newspaper
Paper Cuts When a local newspaper closes, the damage doesn't announce itself — it shows up later, in the numbers. Paper Cuts is a console I built to make that visible: drag a newsroom from fully staffed to shuttered and watch a town's civic vital signs slide into the red — borrowing costs, contested ballots, split-ticket voting — each tied to published research. The country has lost roughly 3,500 local papers since 2005 and still loses more than two a week. This is what leaves with them.
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Cover image for Misunderstood A personal essay that thinks
Misunderstood A personal essay that thinks through television. Every writer's job is to show us why a character does what they do — give an audience the reasons and even a cruel act becomes understandable. I turn that lens on ordinary life and the asymmetry it reveals: the grace we hand fictional strangers, we withhold from the people right in front of us. It starts from a private failure — that whatever I feel rarely lands intact on the other side — and follows it out to what's lost when reaching and being reached keep missing.
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Evan's Digital and Physical Library A catalogue of the books actually on my shelf — the real thing, shelved exactly as it stands at home. I organized it by what each book is for rather than who wrote it: five zones running from the epics down to poetry, with philosophy East and West kept together, oldest first. Every spine carries its Library of Congress call number, and one view draws the whole shelf as a single long conversation — influence traced as lines from one book to the next, so you can watch the centuries fold into one argument that never quite ended. Catalogued by hand, built to be read as much as browsed.
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Cover image for EYESEE Five essays, each built on
EYESEE Five essays, each built on a single line of Marcus Aurelius. The Meditations get quoted constantly and read almost never; EYESEE does the reverse — I take one passage at a time and work it until it says something precise about how we see, judge, and misread each other. The first essay sits with his image of the "diseased eye," the mind that flinches from whatever it's asked to look at squarely. An old text handled as a live argument, not a keepsake.
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Cain A.
Fairfax, USA
I build modern, responsive websites that stand out.
I build modern, responsive websites that stand out.
Cover image for MatrixWell Collective - Tech Agency Brand Kit
MatrixWell Collective - Tech Agency Brand Kit
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Cover image for moon + bone - Pet Care Brand Kit
moon + bone - Pet Care Brand Kit
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Cover image for The Quorum Protocol - Wealth Management Brand Kit
The Quorum Protocol - Wealth Management Brand Kit
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Cover image for PANEL – The Comic Book Store
PANEL – The Comic Book Store
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Michael Gould
Lorton, USA
Workflow automation for forms, CRMs, Zapier, Make, n8n.
New to Contra
Workflow automation for forms, CRMs, Zapier, Make, n8n.
Cover image for Self-initiated internal product. Odds Desk
Self-initiated internal product. Odds Desk uses public data only. It is not client work, a trading tool, or financial advice. I built this because a research brief is only as trustworthy as the source snapshot behind it. Catalog freshness, derived summaries, file identity, and editorial status need to stay consistent across every generated artifact. The workflow synchronizes a public catalog, exports one canonical bundle, generates and validates a summary, regenerates a manifest, checks declared SHA-256 values against disk, and produces a dashboard and Markdown brief from the same saved files. The workflow fails closed. If a required validation fails, the bundle stops, the evidence is preserved, and no buyer-ready issue is produced. The gallery shows a July 30, 2026 snapshot with 675 saved markets, 36 unverified research leads, zero verified cards, and four of four declared hashes matching disk. The state remains RESEARCH_PREVIEW. Best fit: public API ingestion, reproducible research bundles, validation pipelines, provenance checks, fail-closed editorial workflows, and automated briefing systems.
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Cover image for A self-initiated Brief Factory internal
A self-initiated Brief Factory internal system. The gallery shows public post titles only. No names, handles, contact details, or private messages are shown. I built this to make public automation research more consistent. Instead of manually checking communities for scattered requests, the monitor reads selected RSS and Atom feeds, normalizes source URLs, rejects stale or generic items, scores observable workflow pain, deduplicates accepted rows, and records source health. The output is a structured review queue, not permission to contact anyone. The system does not post, bid, message, or send. The gallery shows a dated run from July 30, 2026: seven configured feeds, seven review rows, two HTTP 429 rate limits, zero high-intent rows, and zero external actions authorized. Best fit: public-source monitoring, qualification queues, source-health reporting, research triage, and review-first opportunity workflows.
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Cover image for A self-initiated local automation dashboard
A self-initiated local automation dashboard that consolidates run history, queue state, source health, and secured operator actions into one review-first control surface. I built this to answer four operating questions quickly: what ran, what changed, what needs attention, and what action is safe to take next. The gallery shows the actual redacted interface, the system boundary, and dated validation proof. The dashboard uses registered actions instead of arbitrary commands, requires local/session checks for POST requests, and blocks unsafe file or path access. Best fit: automation operations dashboards, failed-run triage, queue monitoring, scheduled-job visibility, and controlled internal workflow tools.
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Cover image for HVAC Lead Handoff Rescue Case Study
HVAC Lead Handoff Rescue Case Study
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JavaScript(3)
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Conor M
Washington, USA
Design partner for early-stage startups 🚀
$5k+
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Followers
Design partner for early-stage startups 🚀
Cover image for Responsive Webflow Animation Project
Responsive Webflow Animation Project
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Cover image for Designing a Brand and Multi-Page Website for a Consultancy
Designing a Brand and Multi-Page Website for a Consultancy
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Cover image for Kickstarter needed landing pages for their new Partner Progr...
Kickstarter needed landing pages for their new Partner Program—making it easy for creators to understand the program, compare partners, and take action. What we delivered: Partner Program landing page with clear hero, featured partners, and "Become a Partner" CTA Partner Directory with scannable cards, filters by service type/region/specialty Modular Figma system they can ship now and extend later Our process: Low-fi wireframes → high-fidelity with branding → final polish with developer annotations. No guesswork. In 3 weeks: wireframes (desktop, tablet, mobile), high-fidelity designs, reusable component library, and a development-ready file. "Conor was a great partner—very well organized, hit fast deadlines, guided us with the right questions and delivered solid work. Would definitely work with him again."
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Cover image for Website Design and Webflow Development for Review Harvest
Website Design and Webflow Development for Review Harvest
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JavaScript(2)
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Maxwell Sarpong
proWashington, USA
Webflow Developer for Small Businesses & Agencies
New to Contra
Webflow Developer for Small Businesses & Agencies
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Clean Air Solutions
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Ledger Line
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Cover image for Off-White: A Tribute to Virgil Abloh
Off-White: A Tribute to Virgil Abloh
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Nom de Plume Writing Studio
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Logan Maddox
Washington, USA
Framer & Graphic Designer | Web Designer | UI/UX Designer
Framer & Graphic Designer | Web Designer | UI/UX Designer
Cover image for ClickOut - Fashion Ecommerce Website ClickOut
ClickOut - Fashion Ecommerce Website ClickOut is a modern and stylish e-commerce platform designed to revolutionize the online fashion shopping experience. With a user-friendly interface, seamless navigation, and a curated selection of trendy apparel and accessories, ClickOut aims to be the go-to destination for fashion enthusiasts. The platform will provide a smooth and engaging shopping experience with advanced features like AI-driven recommendations, virtual try-on, and personalized user dashboards.
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Cover image for Masterful Based on a Framer template,
Masterful Based on a Framer template, develop a website for the project masterful.info masterful.info (http://masterful.info)
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Cover image for TechFly Graphic Designs "Techfly: A captivating
TechFly Graphic Designs "Techfly: A captivating text logo that exudes innovation and sophistication. With sleek typography and subtle design elements, it encapsulates the essence of technology and modernity. Elevate your brand with Techfly."
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Cover image for Logo Design I specialize in creating
Logo Design I specialize in creating clean, memorable logos that help brands stand out and communicate their identity with confidence. My approach combines strategic thinking with thoughtful design to deliver logos that are timeless, versatile, and tailored to each client’s vision. I design logos that tell your brand’s story. With a focus on clarity, creativity, and detail, I help businesses bring their ideas to life through distinctive, meaningful design that leaves a lasting impression.
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