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Jonathan Swanson
Seattle, USA
Brand Identity & Logo Designer for Bold Brands
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TYR Tactical Game Website Design
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Marvel Rivals, an extremely popular hero shooter, has completely revamped its team-up mechanics in the latest season. In short, a character can receive an ability from another character, and as a bonus, that ability gets an extra boost if the giver is also on your team. Just for fun, I put together a connection network map of the team-up abilities so Marvel Rivals players can plan and build teams that make the most of this new system. With an easy-to-read UI and super simple UX, I built a React site that not only looks great but is fully functional. With over 2,000,000 possible ways to connect these team-ups, this tool could be an invaluable asset to the community. You can play around with this tool as well here - https://mrnobodyx3.github.io/Rivals-Connections
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How do you design a pet-sitting platform that feels like a luxury vacation? For Paws & Palms, the design focus was on creating a premium, living interface that goes beyond basic utility. Key Design Pillars: Premium Branding: Reimagining pet-sitting as "The Vacation Service" to shift the user focus toward high-end care. Interactive UI: High-density, real-time booking flows that adapt to complex multi-pet families. Living Interface: Physics-based micro-animations and transitions that make the site feel responsive and alive. Mobile-First: Optimized touch targets and a thumb-friendly navigation bar for effortless mobile use. Built with React, Vite, and Framer Motion to ensure the performance is as smooth as the design. Design should feel as premium as the service itself.
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I’ve decided to officially offer my bookkeeping services under a new name: Red Ledger. The logo is intentionally hand-drawn, loosely written, and a little rough around the edges. I wanted it to feel less like a polished financial institution and more like what the name suggests: a practical red ledger kept by a real person trying to keep the numbers organized. That low-budget, approachable feeling is part of the identity. Bookkeeping doesn’t need to feel intimidating or overly corporate. It should feel clear, useful, and dependable. Red Ledger provides remote QuickBooks Online bookkeeping support for U.S.-based small businesses and independent consultants. I’m currently accepting up to four clients at $600/week for ongoing support. I’m excited to start building this side of my work, and I’d be happy to connect with anyone who could use help keeping their books organized.
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Veronica Head
proSeattle, USA
Full Stack Web Developer for Startups & Small Businesses
Full Stack Web Developer for Startups & Small Businesses
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Rooted School: $50 Study Financial Dashboard
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4.0 Nonprofit CRM: Fundraising Tool Built in 11 Days
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4.0 Quests: Interactive Resource Navigation Tool
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ROOTS School Admin Portal
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Salish Hawk Studios
Seattle, USA
Crafting High-Conversion UI/UX for Wellness & AI Platforms
New to Contra
Crafting High-Conversion UI/UX for Wellness & AI Platforms
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Built a high-end booking and pre-flight clearance engine for solo drone operators for the #lovablechallenge with @Lovable 🚁💨 Apex Drone Thermal & Aerial Inspections fixes both the front door and the follow-through for local field operators in Snohomish County: 🚪 The Front Door: Clients enter their property address for an instant FAA Class G airspace clearance check, select open slots scored by an automated local weather safety engine (wind/gusts/rain), and book confirmed flights without endless text tag. 🔄 The Follow-Through: Owners get an automated dashboard with smart weather-rescheduling triggers, thermal photo markups, AI findings summaries, and branded PDF client reports. Built with Lovable + Supabase ⚡️ Project Link: https://apex-flight-ops.lovable.app (https://apex-flight-ops.lovable.app) #lovablechallenge #lovable #buildinpublic #snohomishcounty #droneinspection #ai #webdev
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Salish Fleet — Heavy Equipment Maintenance & Offline PWA Project Overview: A mobile-first, offline-capable Progressive Web App (PWA) designed for heavy equipment yards, excavation crews, and local contractors to log pre-start safety checklists, track engine hours, and manage maintenance work orders. The Problem: Traditional CMMS platforms are bloated, expensive, and charge per-seat fees that penalize trade businesses for adding operators. Furthermore, crews working on remote job sites frequently lose cellular connection, causing standard web apps to fail. The Solution: Engineered a robust offline-first architecture using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Supabase (PostgreSQL), and Dexie (IndexedDB). If an operator's internet connection drops in the field, inspection logs and maintenance requests are safely captured locally and automatically synced when reconnected. Key Features: Dark industrial UI designed for mobile and tablet use on job sites. Offline-first pre-start safety inspections with instantaneous fallback caching. Live fleet readiness metrics, status filters, and instant PDF compliance report exports. Flat-rate utility model tailored for independent local contractors. Tech Stack: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, Dexie.js (IndexedDB), Vercel.
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VigX: Esports Betting Analytics Platform
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Development of Walkthru: PWA for Property Management
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Ian Wilson
Seattle, USA
Software Engineer and Technical Leader
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Software Engineer and Technical Leader
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Tableau connector for Reporting data
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Analytics and Reporting Dashboards
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Competitor Reporting data pipeline
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Internet-of-Things analytics platform
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Garrett Mohammadioun
Seattle, USA
Backend & Frontend Engineer | Performance Expert
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Centroid (Native Application Development)
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Disk Usage Viewer (Web Development)
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Sublime Text Plugin (Software Tools)
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joshua brightwell
Seattle, USA
Web Optimization Expert | AI SEO, AEO & Accessibility
New to Contra
Web Optimization Expert | AI SEO, AEO & Accessibility
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Most digital products and platforms are accidentally locking out up to 20% of their potential users. Not because the product is bad—but because of a hidden barrier: digital accessibility. When you’re running a lean setup or a solo project, accessibility usually gets pushed to the "we'll fix it later" pile. We assume it requires an army of QA testers or massive compliance budgets. It doesn't. You can unlock this massive, hidden audience right now without spending a dime. Here are 3 zero-dollar shifts you can make to your workflow today: Move testing upstream: Stop checking for accessibility barriers after you deploy. Intercepting issues directly in your developer workflow (like using pre-deployment git checks) stops bugs before they ever hit production. Focus on the high-impact 20%: You don't need a total redesign. Fixing keyboard navigation, clear form labels, and color contrast instantly solves the majority of critical user friction points. Design for inclusive flexibility: Inclusive design isn’t a restriction; it’s a framework that makes your core product cleaner, more modular, and easier for everyone to use. Accessibility isn't a checklist item to handle later—it's a massive, underserved market waiting for tools that actually work for them. I just broke down the exact step-by-step strategy for unlocking this hidden audience without breaking your budget. 👇 I’ve dropped the link to the full article in the comments below. What’s the biggest hurdle you face when trying to make your digital tools more inclusive?
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Traditional SEO is dead. Keywords and backlinks won't save you in the AI search era. Why? Because AI search agents don't index blue links; they read and synthesize answers. And if your engineering team has accumulated "semantic debt"—generic div tags, out-of-order headers, inaccessible modals—you are completely invisible to LLM crawlers. The best SEO optimization you can make right now isn't on your copy. It's in your accessibility audit. Here's why accessibility is your ultimate SEO insurance policy for 2026: [Link in the comments]
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The Handoff Trap: Why accessibility fails on client projects. As independent creators, we’ve all been there: you design or develop a beautiful digital product, hand it off to the client, and months later they come back with a 200-page accessibility audit asking for urgent refactoring. It’s stressful, inefficient, and eats into your margins. The issue isn’t a lack of care; it’s that accessibility is usually treated as a post-production chore rather than a core workflow. In my latest article, I share a framework on how we can operationalize empathy to bridge the gap between marketing goals and engineering velocity: 🛠️ Shift-Left Guardrails: Instead of checking for accessibility bugs at the end of a project, build automated pre-deployment shields (like Git Hooks) into your development flow to catch issues in real-time. 📊 Speak in ROI, Not Checklists: When presenting to clients, reframe accessibility from a compliance task to a growth metric. Use Accessible Market Growth (AMG) and Reach Recovery to show them exactly how many more users can navigate their checkout or sign-up funnels. 👁️ Visual Empathy: Equip your team or clients with simulation sandboxes to experience interactions through the eyes of users with cognitive, motor, or visual impairments. By building accessibility directly into your release cycle, you protect your code quality, unblock enterprise sales for your clients, and deliver products built for everyone. 🔗 Read the full breakdown in the comments below Are you currently using automated shields or manual simulators in your client workflows? Let's discuss in the comments!
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📈 Stop Pitching "Compliance." Start Pitching Growth. As independent developers, designers, and agencies, we've all been there: You identify critical accessibility barriers on a client's website, but when you pitch the fixes, you get shut down. Why? Because when engineers talk, they speak the language of code (WCAG, ARIA labels, HTML validation). But when clients and executives listen, they hear "more work," "delayed features," and "costs." They see a cost center, not an opportunity. If you want to get the budget, bandwidth, and buy-in to build better software, you need to learn to speak C-suite. Our latest blog breaks down how to transform your accessibility pitch from a defensive lawsuit-prevention talk into an offensive revenue recovery conversation using Waypoint Studio’s key growth metrics: Accessible Market Growth (AMG): Quantify the exact percentage of the addressable market currently blocked from converting. Reach Recovery Matrix: Show clients exactly how much traffic and checkout conversion rate they are bleeding out due to interaction barriers. AI Executive Summary Forecasting: Auto-translate code audits into plain-language business slides ready for QBRs. Stop letting important accessibility fixes get backlogged. Learn how to structure your next client pitch and turn inclusive design into a primary growth engine. 🔗 Read the full guide on our blog: https://waypointstudio.io/blog/speaking-c-suite
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Josh Milo
Seattle, USA
From ideas to impact
From ideas to impact
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Windows AI
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Microsoft Assignments Turn-in Celebrations
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Microsoft Reflect
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