Small ideas.Working products.
Eight web projects, from everyday needs to useful interfaces.
Development, adaptation and ongoing learning.
Give every word a little attention.
A Chinese-language vocabulary app combining word cards, chapter exercises, spaced repetition and a mistake notebook. Built around a daily learning loop rather than another list to memorize.
Work shown: learning flows, exercise interactions, app implementation and deployment. Third-party learning content is not claimed as original; content review is ongoing. Some content or features may require account access. Check how progress is saved before clearing browser data.
Words for the work of research.
A Chinese-language academic vocabulary app organized around research and writing tasks. It connects research-writing language, general academic vocabulary and subject-entry terms.
Work shown: vocabulary organization, study interactions, account features and deployment. Account and admin features are still evolving. The interface is primarily Chinese; vocabulary and exercises include English. Local learning mode is a good starting point.
Make time together visible.
A Chinese-language pet companion log for walks, play, training and everyday care. Start a timer, add an activity tag and look back at daily or weekly patterns.
Work shown: companion logging, visual summaries, browser-based sticker cutouts and backup features. Sticker processing runs in the browser. Manual cloud backups upload saved records and may include photos; this is not automatic real-time sync.
Get curious about your dog.
A Chinese-language quiz about everyday dog behavior, with personality-style reports, activity suggestions and shareable cards. There is also an ideal-dog mode for people without a dog.
Work shown: quiz flow, reports, stylized visuals, share cards and link previews. For entertainment and observation, not a clinically validated personality assessment or a substitute for veterinary or behavior advice.
A small note. A shared link.
A lightweight, Chinese-language notepad for moving text between devices. Open the same document link on your phone and computer to edit and sync without creating an account.
Work shown: editor, sync API, conflict merging and deployment. Anyone with the link can read and edit. Content is stored on the server and document IDs are sent through the API. Not end-to-end encrypted; do not use it for passwords or sensitive data.
Practice the reasoning, too.
An adaptation of an existing Chinese-language study site, with mobile delivery, exam-flow practice and keyword-pairing exercises across four AWS certification tracks.
Work shown: mobile deployment, mock-exam flows and keyword-practice adaptations. The underlying site and question content are not claimed as original. Unofficial study tool, with no pass guarantee. Some records still have content defects, including missing options. Verify answers against current documentation; content permissions require review.
A focused practice session.
An existing 128-question practice set packaged as a standalone, Chinese-language mobile web app, with focused drill modes, local progress and offline support.
Work shown: standalone packaging, mobile adaptation and offline support for existing practice content. The question content is not claimed as original. Not an official question bank. The 90% target is defined by the app, not the official exam passing score. Clearing browser data can remove local progress.
Give practice a study plan.
A Chinese-language study center that connects a 14-day course path, concept cards and practice records. The goal is a guided learning sequence rather than starting with random questions.
Work shown: material organization, study-path design, interactive pages and document generation. Third-party source material is not claimed as original. Unofficial learning material with answers still under review. Online and local editions differ. Fourteen days describes the study structure, not a pass guarantee.
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