A full-stack, responsive web application designed to help gamers avoid losing their shirt on trade ins at GameStop. It allows users to create wishlists and ownership lists that search for gamers in their area with complimentary lists and connects them together to meet for a trade.

A site dedicated to "keep it simple, stupid" when trying to determine a place to eat right now. Simply tell Grub Finder what you want to eat and give it a zip code, and be shown minimal information about where to go, avoiding analysis paralysis.

This site was built using Wordpress with further modification using custom CSS and Javascript. It was built for the Church and State Podcast in order to serve the RSS feed to iTunes, Stitcher, and other podcast streaming services via libsyn hosting.

I built this site for my friend Lalo Dagach, so that he could have a site to serve his podcast feed to the various podcast services, build an email list, and connect with users via social media.

Utilizing google maps and places API as well as the autocomplete functions, a user may search for a given establishment and fill out a survey of his or her experiences and receive a coupon in exchange for the info from participating businesses. Currently working to integrate this project into Grub Finder Below.