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Web Designer / Developer | IT · EN
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Web Designer / Developer | IT · EN
Design, Build, AI, Automation
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Design, Build, AI, Automation
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Tempies / LevMaps | Social Pet Walking, Discovery & Location App Flutter • Firebase • Shopify • Google Maps • iOS & Android Built a full-featured cross-platform mobile app that brings pet discovery, real-world exploration, social interaction, and commerce into one experience. Tempies / LevMaps lets pet owners discover nearby pets and places, connect with the community, track walks and journeys in real time, and access an integrated shopping experience, all from a single mobile app. I worked across the complete product lifecycle, from application architecture and complex mobile interactions to backend integrations and production deployment across iOS and Android. The app includes real-time GPS tracking and route visualization, interactive maps, user and pet profiles, social feeds, authentication, media and data management, and a Shopify-powered commerce layer. Firebase powers authentication, application services, analytics, performance monitoring, and crash reporting, while the mobile experience is built in Flutter for a consistent native experience across platforms. One of the more technically interesting parts was building the location experience beyond a basic map integration. The app handles live movement tracking, route plotting, distance calculation, journey state, and location permissions, including the additional native considerations required when tracking continues outside the foreground app experience. What we built: Cross-platform iOS + Android app • Real-time GPS & journey tracking • Interactive maps & route visualization • Social/community experience • Pet & user profiles • Authentication • Shopify commerce integration • Firebase backend & services • Crashlytics & performance monitoring • Native mobile permissions & integrations • TestFlight & Google Play deployment Tech stack: Flutter, Firebase, Shopify, Google Maps APIs, native iOS/Android integrations From product UI to real-time location infrastructure to App Store deployment, this was a proper end-to-end mobile build rather than a dressed-up web app in a mobile shell. Built for the real world. Literally. http://levmaps.com./
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Experienced UX Designer & Creative Director
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Experienced UX Designer & Creative Director
Boost B2B Marketing Revenue - Email | Ops | Strategy | CMO
$1k+
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5.0
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Boost B2B Marketing Revenue - Email | Ops | Strategy | CMO
Web Optimization Expert | AI SEO, AEO & Accessibility
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Web Optimization Expert | AI SEO, AEO & Accessibility
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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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