Marcus Kim

With NameSnap Picker, I treated release preparation as implemented scope—not as proof of a public launch. The case study can truthfully show the SwiftUI selection flow, a completed ranked result, StoreKit support, and simulator verification while keeping release status as its...

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.