Web Applications
I build browser-based applications and internal tools with an emphasis on useful workflows, responsive interfaces, data handling, authentication, automation, and maintainable code.
PigPox.com is my independent development home. I design and build practical web applications, experiment with Apple platform development in Swift, and spend a lot of time refining the small interface details that turn a working app into something people actually enjoy using.
I approach development as a full process: define the problem, build the workflow, make the interface understandable, test the rough edges, and keep improving it after the first version works.
I build browser-based applications and internal tools with an emphasis on useful workflows, responsive interfaces, data handling, authentication, automation, and maintainable code.
I also develop and prototype applications for Apple platforms using Swift. Native development interests me because it combines software engineering with performance, platform conventions, and precise user experience work.
Photoshop has been part of my creative toolbox for years. I use that visual background when shaping layouts, branding, graphics, mockups, and the overall feel of the applications I build.
I am a solo developer who genuinely enjoys the process of turning an idea into a working application. I care about how systems behave behind the scenes, but I care just as much about what the person using the software sees and feels.
Outside development, I am a longtime Photoshop fan and gamer. Call of Duty is usually the game I come back to. That mix of technical problem-solving, visual design, and gaming has shaped how I think about interaction: feedback should be immediate, controls should make sense, and the experience should feel deliberate.
“Working” is the first milestone, not the finish line.
My development philosophyPigPox maintains public SMS program information for users who voluntarily choose to receive text notifications. Consent is optional, the program is non-spam, and recipients can opt out at any time.