Boring QR Codes
A simple, local-first QR code generator inspired by the colored wayfinding markers found around the MTA in New York City. Pick a palette, shuffle the block layout and download a boring QR code.
Maker & Software engineer
I'm a maker and software engineer with passion for the web, hardware, and generative art.
As a passionate software engineer, I believe in the boundless potential of technology. With over 7+ years of experience, I embrace challenges with excitement, pushing myself to reach new heights in crafting innovative solutions that shape the future of tech.
As a skilled front-end developer, I thrive in the realm of implementation and user experience. Combining creativity with technical prowess, I specialize in crafting interactive, responsive, and performant front-end solutions using cutting-edge tech stacks.
Behind every great application lies a robust back-end foundation, and that's where my expertise shines. With a passion for problem-solving and efficiency, I architect and build powerful, secure, and scalable back-end systems that drive the seamless functionality of cutting-edge software.
A simple, local-first QR code generator inspired by the colored wayfinding markers found around the MTA in New York City. Pick a palette, shuffle the block layout and download a boring QR code.
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