I design and build info-heavy sites — schedules, maps, public data — so the one thing a visitor came for is the first thing they see, on a phone or a desk.
Is the park near you being sprayed today? Montgomery Parks' pesticide schedule, scraped every morning and put on a map by ZIP code, with a year of history from county reports.
Who's coming this weekend to the biggest farmers markets in DC, Maryland and Virginia. Each market's own vendor list is pulled every day, so a shopper can search every vendor in one place.
Where to take a little one this weekend. For DC-area families with kids under 5, it picks one plan a day from 14 library, museum and park calendars, matched to the kids' ages, nap time, distance, budget and the rain forecast.
What's being decided near you. Rezonings, new subdivisions and rule changes from the Planning Board and County Council, pinned to a zoning map and written in plain English.
Every Metro train, live, and every Ride On bus by timetable, on a 3D map of Montgomery County and the whole Metro system. Pick a train to follow it, or a station to see what's coming next.
By day I'm a full-stack .NET developer building secure, business-critical apps. On the side I design sites that put what people need first: clear layouts for schedules, maps and public data.