This project, part of a research initiative at the University of Michigan, aimed to educate individuals about the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and improve access to this benefit. To reduce barriers and increase participation among Michigan families, flyers were created, translated into four languages—English, Spanish, Arabic, and Burmese—and distributed to 2,000 families across 50 […]
If you’ve ever tried printing a document in a different country, you may have noticed that the paper sizes don’t always match up. While the United States follows a distinct set of paper dimensions, much of the world relies on the ISO 216 standard, particularly the A-series paper sizes. Understanding the differences between these systems […]
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Data is everywhere. But raw numbers? Boring. What makes data pop is the way you present it—and that’s where D3.js shines. Despite newer charting libraries hitting the scene, D3.js remains a go-to for serious, custom data visualizations. If you’re a web developer who wants total control over how data comes to life on screen, learning […]
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If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably wished for a drone that’s powerful enough to shoot pro-level video but small enough to toss in your backpack and go. Enter the DJI Mini 4 Pro—DJI’s most refined ultra-light drone yet. After a few weeks of flying this little beast, I can confidently say: this might be […]
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As of January 1, 2024, Steamboat Willie has entered the public domain in the United States. This means that the copyright protections that previously restricted its use have expired, allowing anyone to freely use, distribute, and adapt the film and its original character depictions without needing permission from Disney. However, later versions of Mickey Mouse, […]
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This project highlights iconic landmarks across the globe using the Google Maps API, fully customized without plugins. Each location features interactive info windows with visuals, descriptions, and links for deeper exploration. The map dynamically loads data from a JSON file and includes real-time user geolocation. Subtle animations and tailored map styling create an engaging, user-friendly […]
This multi-page website, built using Bootstrap, is dedicated to dog lovers and offers an engaging, responsive experience optimized for any device. It features a comprehensive dog catalog showcasing various breeds with images and detailed descriptions, along with interactive forms for adoption inquiries and feedback. The site also includes user-friendly accordions to organize breed information, a […]
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The Chamber Changemaker Awards, presented by the Greenwich Village-Chelsea Chamber of Commerce, recognize local businesses and individuals who have made a positive impact in the community. This event celebrates the dedication, creativity, and hard work that contribute to the growth and vibrancy of the neighborhoods. The event also supports the Chamber’s mission to strengthen the […]
This 28-page Identity Guidelines booklet was created for the Child Maltreatment Prevention Lab (CMPL) at the University of Michigan, a research lab dedicated to studying and preventing child maltreatment through evidence-based strategies. The booklet provides a comprehensive overview of CMPL’s visual identity, including detailed guidelines on logo usage, typography, color palette, imagery, and additional design […]