Looking Beyond What's Your Type Despite a new day job (which is a delight) and spring/summer (also a delight), I found some time to figure out one last thing in What's Your Type: retaining data and visual states when a user rotates their screen. Portrait

Project highlights from last quarter Data sorting interface In the first few waves of testing, people overwhelmingly preferred drop-down boxes to a drag-and-drop interface. However, the drop-down test always came after the drag-and-drop test; it's possible users were biased toward whichever interface they saw second.[1] To allay

Infrastructure Maintenance All the time I spent playing video games back in the day is finally paying off: I trained my brain to always find more efficient ways to build experience, and that's been a helpful skill to have. Over the past three months I did things that

The devil's in the details software updates Here's a recap of a significant chunk of my last three months: Software: Hey! Do you wanna update me!? It's important to keep your software up-to-date... Me: Sure. But let's do it quickly so I

It's finally time to share more about what the software actually does: What's Your Type is a way to keep track of your crew's Myers Briggs profiles.[1] Screen grabs from Android virtual device, data was randomly generated I talk Myers Briggs with my

What's Your Type is a simple Android app I decided to make my first project for a couple of reasons... 1. What's Your Type is an opportunity to expose myself to Android's version of the SQLite database. I have a future project idea that