full stack engineer & designer
Role: Lead UI/UX Designer & Back-End Developer
Winner of the first ever French Tech Ticket (2016). A full-featured website and mobile app for iOS that brings artists from all disciplines together. Find potential collaborators for projects, and post your own portfolio.
Role: Lead Developer
This project involved updating and refactoring an existing back-end program for a music blog that aggregates and posts concerts through various APIs and databases.
My interpretation of the classic code-breaking game mastermind. The create method of play implements a simple AI that guesses any four-color code, based on feedback it is given.
A photo tagging-style app with a retro twist! Find Waldo, Wenda, and the Wizard in this large beach scene.
The classic arcade game missile with a graphics downgrade but a rainbow fireworks upgrade! Implemented entirely in Canvas.
Everyone's favorite slithery classic, implemented entirely in JQuery.
A JQuery implementation of the ever-present infinite scroll, but better because it features Khaleesi and Jon Snow.
Dominique Star's career as a developer began as a child in the mid 90s, when she accidentally deleted the sound on her mom's Windows 95 computer (don't ask her how). After a short but illustrious career modding the Sims and the infant-simulator Babyz, she retired to the Geocities universe, living a simpler life. Between then and now, she attended Columbia University, graduating in 2013, and spent several years as a songwriter and occasional cheesemonger.
In 2015, she was accepted to the inagural French Tech Ticket program for her startup idea, Inspiro. This re-ignited her passion for code, and ever since she has been working non-stop to hone her skills as a full-stack developer. Her background in the arts makes her uniquely suited to both front-end and back-end projects.
Dreamcatcher images courtesy of Julieta7599
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