A public website, built together.
Embedded with Bedrock’s team to help build its public website, from frontend implementation and debugging to collaboration around the release.
I build websites, dashboards, and customer experiences with teams. Here’s the work behind my time at Detroit Labs, Barracuda Networks, and Kensington Church.
Selected client work through Detroit Labs. These were team efforts; here’s where I contributed.
Embedded with Bedrock’s team to help build its public website, from frontend implementation and debugging to collaboration around the release.
Built parts of the vehicle-financing flow, implemented an animator’s designs with Lottie, and created MJML email templates within a multi-team effort.
Helped build dashboard interfaces for facility performance, product locations, and time in storage at the cold-storage company.
Contributed to a web application with client and loan workflows, status views, and mortgage rate-sheet views.
Rapidly prototyped a custom scheduling calendar during a prospective-client engagement.
Contributed to the frontend implementation of Shinola’s website redesign.
An idea of your own?
Tell me what you’re imaginingBuilding the Edgeguard for keyboard play on game consoles, from KiCad circuit boards and C firmware to React and WebUSB configuration tools. Started alongside Detroit Labs; now independent work.
Meet the EdgeguardBuilt websites, dashboards, and customer flows with client teams. Helped manage Jenkins and CI/CD jobs, paired with teammates, and shared detailed PR walkthroughs and testing instructions.
Worked on Copy.com and CudaDrive file sharing, then Barracuda Cloud Control’s HUI dashboard. Used Backbone.js on CudaDrive and React with ES6 on Cloud Control.
Helped replace a fixed-width PHP site with a responsive Arena CMS redesign for phones, tablets, and desktops. Built C# / .NET modules and the Foundation frontend.
Have a role in mind?
Let’s talk about your teamShort videos, screenshots, and explicit testing steps are part of how I share a pull request. I want teammates to see what changed, what I checked, and where to look.
I like pairing through a problem and working closely with designers. The most satisfying part is turning an idea we can describe into something we can actually use.
Whether it’s a client demo or a technical discussion, I try to make the options and tradeoffs understandable to the people making the decision.
Excerpts from feedback shared with me by the people alongside me.
“I appreciated the energy and optimism Daniel brings to the project, and his willingness to explore and experiment to bring more complex design ideas to fruition.”
“Even though we were dealing with a very difficult project, Daniel showed great patience and willingness to help and explain things to me, and demonstrated great skill in mentoring as well as solid collaborative skills when we had our pairing sessions.”
“He prototyped the calendar component on the DPS project so quickly and successfully, we did not have to spend time decisioning on other options.”
“Your research informed the solutions that other teams with the client pursued, and helped demonstrate the kind of strong partner that they can have in a DL team.”
“I just discovered one of your explainer video clips in the dev review comments of a PR I’m QAing. They are so good! You’re going to have to show me how you record those because I’m going to steal that idea!”
“Once, you gave me feedback on my PRs, mentioning that the testing steps were often missing a level of detail that they needed. This led me to be more attentive to writing testing steps and actually going through them myself before sending them off to QE. This feedback was immensely helpful!”
“I think Daniel brings a great presence to the team and always helps bring team morale up. He's also willing to help out on all aspects of the project, frontend, backend, email templates, testing which is extremely helpful on a small team.”
“Working with Daniel is always a pleasure. He is very outgoing, friendly, has a great attitude, and inviting for someone who was new to Labs and the team.”
A role on your team or an idea of your own. I’d love to hear what you have in mind.
Message me on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)A little about the role, the people, and the problem you’re working on is a great place to start.
Who’s it for? What would you like it to do? A rough idea is enough to start a conversation.