Projects I'm happy to put my name on.

Organisations that award graded qualifications run a pipeline: candidates are entered, grouped into sittings, marked by examiners, moderated, certificated, and recorded for audit. Most of the smaller ones run that pipeline on PDF entry forms, spreadsheets and mail merge.

Perform Data Track is the system that replaces it. Multi-tenant by organisation, with schools and learners underneath; sessions and exam groups by level and genre; examiner marking; PDF certificates and feedback sheets; spreadsheet exports; role-based access. First commit February 2023, still maintained.

A university department was delivering lectures through email attachments and shared drives, and tracking attendance on paper registers reconciled into four separate spreadsheets. It cost staff more than four hours a week and produced a record nobody could audit.

We built a Canvas-integrated learning platform used by around 200 students and staff: structured lessons, protected lecture video, and attendance captured by scan in the room. An assessment engine followed, with quiz authoring, marking, and grade passback into the Canvas gradebook.

Independent Dance Training is a UK dance examination awarding body. Their existing site was burying qualifications, syllabi, and exam resources behind confusing navigation, so teachers and students were leaving without finding what they needed.

We rebuilt the site around real user journeys: a teacher finding a syllabus, a student checking exam requirements, a new visitor exploring membership. Bounce rate dropped 50%. Pages now load three times faster.

Developers spend disproportionate time checking LinkedIn, Indeed, Stack Overflow Jobs, and niche boards individually. Relevant roles get missed. It's slow and repetitive.

I built The Developer's Desk in 2024 to fix that for myself, then opened it to others. One aggregated feed. AI-matched search. Over 1,000 listings aggregated at launch. Built and shipped in eight weeks.