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Prototype early. Give teams something concrete to react to.
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Respect the details. Performance, state, and accessibility are part of the product.
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Push for the right thing. Challenge the prompt when the outcome asks for better.
01 / ABOUT COREY
I make the hard screens feel obvious.
I'm a full-stack product engineer in Philadelphia. I work where a good interface, sound systems thinking, and the people actually using the product all have to agree.
Currently building AI-driven insurance tools at CompScience
02 / THE THROUGHLINE
Curious early. Product-minded ever since.
I started making websites as a kid—first virtual communities, then a tiny phone app my friends and I built for a school science fair. By the time the whole class had it installed, I was hooked on the feeling of making something people could actually use.
That instinct has stayed constant: get close to the work, understand the friction, and put a working version in front of people early.
03 / A FEW CHAPTERS
Where I've been building.
I care about software that earns its place in someone's day: fast when conditions are messy, accessible by default, and considerate enough that people can focus on their work.
- 012024 — nowCompScienceFrontend Software Engineer
AI-driven insurance software: underwriting, inspection, summaries, and analytics people can trust.
- 022023 — 2024RhoneWeb Developer
Headless commerce, high-traffic category browsing, and product experiences built for real shopping behavior.
- 032019 — 2023MakDigitalFull Stack Web Developer
Custom storefronts and web applications across React, Next.js, Remix, BigCommerce, and Shopify.
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