This is an app that I began building this summer, and the project I worked on for Y-Combinator’s Startup School program. People can purchase small items for strangers, and in turn, allows others to do the same for them. I really got creative with this app and had a lot of fun crafting, designing, and building the different features.

I made a fun mini site to make it easy for people who attended NYCTW to offset their emissions during the week. I wanted to make it creative and fun, so I made it 'Offset' themed, from the Migos group.

I wanted to test a different direction of "doing good," so I made a website making it easy to donate to top charities. I wanted to see if young people would donate more often if it was made easier. Check it out!

Designed in XD, and built with Swift. As a way to really expand my Swift skills, I built a fashion social media where people share their outfits, follow others, and create collections to organize all their different inspirations.

I built a website for my iOS app, Drippit.

I designed and created some fun banner ads, showcasing some of the best shops that we had available on our mobile app. A fun design project!

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Invite boxes to give to early users. Included invite cards with sign-up codes, 1 year of free at-home returns, do not post sticker, vibe card, and Supermall sticker.

As a Christmas present, I rebuilt my dad's company website. This helped me sharpen my Webflow skills, and give his site a much needed refresh.

I wanted to seriously learn Swift, and learn best from being thrown in the fire, so I started a course that taught me how to build an MVP of the Instagram app using the MVVM format. This became the foundation for my next project, Drippit.

After graduation, we moved to Pacific Beach, San Diego to pursue our parking startup. You can see me here dressed in a hot dog costume with Tyler, selling our spots and promoting our app.

Our startup, Drivewayz, was invited to interview with Y Combinator. While we ultimately didn't get accepted, it was an amazing experience and we were able to meet, connect with, and learn from so many amazing founders.

During the beginning of the COVID pandemic, Tyler and I launched Be Better. Our goal was to connect people in need with people willing to help with groceries, prescription pickups, and more.

Designed in XD and built in Webflow, I rebuilt our company's website to reflect our pivot as well as UX/UI changes. (Hasn't been updated since summer 2020, so not all features work correctly)

We built out a Drivewayz Brand Guideline to keep our brand consistent throughout our different platforms. We were obsessed with making the user experience the best it possibly could be.

My senior year, I was invited to be a part of the first undergraduate VCIC team @ SDSU. We competed up at Google Cloud Headquarters up in Mountain View, CA and came in 2nd place. We had a star studded team consisting of (left to right) Arman, Alex, myself, Paige, Brian, Jeremy, and our amazing leader / coach John.

I wanted to introduce SDSU students to the world of Venture Capital as well as meet some local VC's, so I started Aztec Venture Group, an on-campus Venture Capital club. We held events, and brought in speakers to talk about their experiences and the world of Venture Capital.

I built a website where you could copy your essay into the text editor, press a button, and make your essay longer.