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https://venue-reviews.vercel.app/ is ready for user testing so if anyone sees this post and wants to give it a try please go ahead and send me any feedback
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Redesigned the UI for Venue Reviews, a “Rotten Tomatoes for live music venues.”
Turned a dark, empty prototype into a search-first home with clear hero copy, venue/city search, city chips, and example queries. Added Recently rated and Popular cities lists, a music-themed mic rating component, a quick Add venue flow that jumps straight to the new report card, plus light/dark themes and polished hover states.
Follow here: https://venue-reviews.vercel.app/
https://github.com/jtur671/venue-reviews
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AI-Driven Test Automation Pipeline
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New upcoming project
Do you ever wish you can review a live venue like its a restaurant?
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For #7daysofgiving I wanted to give back a bit as we close out November – not with discounts, but with things I actually wish someone handed me a few years ago.
1️⃣ A simple goal framework (with a free tool)
Most “goal setting” is just vibes and sticky notes.
What finally helped me was the Harada Method – pick one dream, build pillars, turn them into daily actions.
I liked it so much I built a free web app for it:
👉 https://harada-grid.pages.dev/
Use it to:
Map out one big goal for 2026
Turn it into concrete skills + daily actions
See your plan in one place instead of 10 docs
No login needed to play around with it.
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I built a math homework app because my son was jealous
True story:
My daughter was getting math homework.
My son wasn’t.
He got jealous 😂
So instead of saying “I’ll print you a worksheet tomorrow,” I opened my laptop and quickly built him his own math homework maker:
👉 https://math-builder.pages.dev/
Now he can:
Pick how many questions he wants
Practice problems at his level
Feel like he’s got “real homework” just like his sister
What started as a 1-night dad hack turned into a tiny web app for generating math practice on demand.
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I turned the Harada Method into a visual goal app
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