This project focused on creating mapping reports to highlight geographic and linguistic disparities in OB/GYN service availability across Kansas. The objective was to provide visual evidence for healthcare researchers and policymakers to better understand provider distribution, identify underserved regions, and highlight language access barriers for Hispanic populations. The deliverables included static maps of provider clusters, Spanish-speaking access segmentation, and a custom symbolic visual to humanize the access challenge. 

The project aims to develop a comprehensive e-commerce portal for SWP, an international photography agency specializing in school photography. The portal is designed to allow parents to view and purchase student photos, manage their children’s profiles, and communicate directly with SWP.
The development is divided into two phases. Phase 1 includes building the portal's core functionalities such as photo uploads, client and job management, access control, user roles, and basic reporting. Phase 2 focuses on implementing complete back-end services and workflows to integrate with the front-end components established in Phase 1.

The application is a service marketplace connecting customers with freelance service agents and companies. Users can post jobs, search for nearby service providers, and assign tasks based on ratings and reviews. The platform supports job location navigation, QR code generation and scanning, and an escrow payment system via PayPal for secure transactions. Service providers can manage hiring and staffing processes, while administrators oversee platform operations. Customers, individuals, and companies have distinct roles, ensuring a structured workflow. The system facilitates seamless service booking, secure payments, and transparent feedback, enhancing user trust and efficiency in managing freelance and company-based services.