Marcus Kim

DragSet taught me the cost of postponing UI decisions. My work on the SwiftUI automotive app moves from a Figma spec into an implementation I run in Xcode. I learned to build views to spec early: replacing loose scaffolding later can affect behavior already wired into those views.

I built InvoiceKit with revisions, dashboard totals, detailed line items, and PDF/CSV output. That gives me a useful example when explaining how to assess a request for one additional invoice field.

I built NameSnap Picker’s animated selection in SwiftUI, with tactile interaction as part of the utility’s scope. Its simulator demo shows that behavior in motion, giving a prospective client a concrete example of my custom mobile interaction work.

On DragSet, I moved task tracking from shared Cursor lists to lists managed by my AI coding assistant. I can ask where work stopped and what remains, then choose the next task, direct implementation, and run QA.