- Multimodal, location-aware mobile application for helping users access customer care
- Application responds to both voice and keypad/touch input
- Produced user interface guidelines, style guide and interaction design documentation
- Prototyped working XHTML and Javascript proof of concepts
- Worked with developers by providing UI guidance and all graphic art and design
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- Web-based self activation service for AT&T prepaid mobile customers
- Provided many big usability updates over previous versions
- Used by millions of users
- Drap and drop setup
- Gallery structure based directly on folder structure
- User need only drop a new photo into a folder, software creates thumbnails, updates site automatically
- AJAXed for faster response and low bandwith and latency
- "Smart" photo size based off of client's browser window
- Adjustable thumbnail sizes
- Unique URLs with back/forward support in browser
Representing a leap forward in the way we track patient care, PETALS was written completely from the ground up with ease-of-use in mind. This customized software solution is currently being used by an expanding alternative medicine practice in Austin, TX.
PETALS not only tracks a single patient's health and symptom levels from visit to visit, but also aggregates data from all patients' visits, and sorts and views them by any criteria desired. Furthermore, PETALS is HIPAA compliant, completely wireless-ready, and optimized for touch-screen and tablet interfaces. And, because PETALS is web-based, software updates can be rolled out on the server side, avoiding headaches and a lengthy update process for the end user. A client simply has a portal application sitting on her desktop, ready to go whenever she is.
- Built on open source software architecture
- Touch-screen and tablet pc enabled, wireless ready
- AJAXed for a fast, low-bandwith solution
- MySQL database plays well with others - able to integrate with other medical software
- Custom backup and monitoring software ensures data redundancy and protection
- Central server-based architecture means clients always have the most up-to-date version
IDiOM is the over-the-phone dictionary that anyone can call up, whenever and from wherever.
IDiOM uses creative design and an efficient interface to allow callers to get the information they need quickly. Using an original algorithm, IDiOM is able to recognize more than 200,000 English words, with better than 95% accuracy. The design takes into account the like-sounding nature of certain letters (e.g. 'b' 'd' 'e' 'g', etc.) and filters out "nonsense" words. The result is a full-fledged dictionary, complete with synonyms and usage examples, easy enough for a five-year-old to use.
LiveT was first written for use during Tufts University's annual Spring Ping-Pong Tournament. It has since added new features, new User Interface improvements, and a much increased user base. Currently, LiveT is the sole software used for all of Tufts University's Table Tennis tournaments, and other university clubs are looking to use the software for their own purposes in the future.
LiveT handles almost every aspect of managing a web-distributed tournament, with virtually no administration involvement. To start, LiveT creates a custom web form for competitors to enter their information online. Then, when the tournament is ready to begin, LiveT will "build the bracket." The resultant bracket will then be viewable online in HTML. Once the winner of a match is determined, the victor signs in using his unique web or student ID and declares himself the winner online. Then, like magic, the tournament is redrawn and updated to reflect the change, all done in real-time. LiveT can even be configured to email the next two competitors their opponents' information.
