I Am Stevie
And I Love Bringing Cool Ideas To Life
Property's NFT
An NFT project in which you collect 3D digital houses, similar to Monopoly. The more houses/streets/neighborhoods you own, the higher the total value. A combination of Web3, Solidity Smart Contracts, & Angular.
Simple 990 is so simple
Simple 990 is an online e-file provider where non-profit organizations can come to file their tax forms with the IRS, ranging from the 990-N to all other forms that non-profits need to file.
It started with Project Mountain
Project Mountain was an idea my friend, Steve, and I, initially came up with in order to keep track of our projects. Shortly after, we decided to turn it into a full blown app with mobile support. We also made it adorable and fun, because who likes doing project management?
Take Bandly, for example
Bandly is a hybrid iOS/Android social networking app that provides musicians and bands a platform for finding each other. It features chat, search, user/band profiles, Facebook login, user stories, and newsfeed capabilities for facilitating these connections.
It was a cool concept, but was discontinued and no longer available.
Uninterested Unicorns NFT
NFTs, being the big craze in the crypto world, led to the development of a project with Unicorns who are generally uninterested in most things. This was a combination of Web3, Angular, and Solidity smart contracts.
Vest is the best
Vest is a marketing agency that wanted to re-brand their website with a fresher and more interactive look. I worked with management on the design and development of a previous site, than their current one, that would sell a story of what they offer and what they can do for their clients.
The tech doesn’t really matter
With all the technologies available, there is no "best" solution. A web app built in React or Angular? Excellent. A mobile app that needs to be deployed to both iOS and Android, with one code base? Ionic, it is! A custom UI solution implemented using standard HTML, CSS, and JS? Done. The options are endless, so I typically use a combination of these:
Why invest so much time?
The short answer...because it’s awesome and I enjoy it. But really, to do things properly, it’s important to invest the time to plan it out. The success of a project hinges on all the pieces moving together in unity, whether it’s the functioning of the site, designs used in the app, or the number of people engaging on any social media outlet.
Other than that...
I like to keep up with my health and fitness, playing music, making games, building businesses, and tinkering around with the blockchain metaverse. Since different perspectives lead to innovation, I think being open to new experiences and learning new skills is a great way to bring fresh ideas to my projects.