Independent client work
My software and consulting projects tend to support non-profits and open-source initiatives. In 2022 I am accepting short-term client engagements in the following areas:
Projects involving political or civic data
Digital publishing
Interactive fiction or narrative game-adjacent projects
I will consider volunteer (rather than paid) work on a case-by-case basis. I don’t take on blockchain, NFT, or cryptocurrency projects.
Contact me for inquiries.
University of
Pennsylvania:
Manicule (2018, 2022)
Manicule, developed under the direction of Whitney Trettien as part of Digital Book History, is an open source React webapp for exploring the physical structure of rare manuscripts. Scholars can provide page-by-page annotation both of the content, binding, and layout of notable volumes. Live demo
Creative Commons:
CC
Search (2017)
The prototype for CC Search indexed a corpus of over 10 million publicly licensed images from museums, libraries, and individuals, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Europeana, and the New York Public Library. Coverage: Newsweek and TechCrunch. Technical notes
University of
California, Davis:
Label This! (2016)
Label This!, for University of California, Davis, helped users explore and describe the library’s remarkable collection of historic wine labels.
See LinkedIn for a detailed resume.