Product direction
I owned the project independently, shaping a care-management experience around information, navigation, and everyday workflows.
Product development / Healthcare
CareSync is a website I built independently with AI assistance to help care agencies organize their staff, care plans, visits, and records in one place.
01 / A closer look
Interactive portfolio illustration based on the product's care-management areas. All entries below are fictional demo content.
02 / The challenge
Important information should be easy to find and act on.
Care operations span people, plans, visits, incidents, and documentation. CareSync brings those workflows into an organized website for care agencies, helping teams find information and manage day-to-day work.
The public website introduces the product and its care-management modules. The application source I developed includes authenticated access and dedicated pages for patients, care plans, visit logs, alerts, incidents, staff, and mileage.
03 / My contribution
I owned the project independently, shaping a care-management experience around information, navigation, and everyday workflows.
I used AI assistance to help build the project, working with a component-based application and iterating on the experience.
The source brings together application routing, sign-in, form interfaces, and care-management pages in a single product.
04 / Skills demonstrated
Technologies identified in the reviewed project source. The skills I used to create CareSync, supported by the reviewed application source.
Component-based application structure, typed UI code, utility styling, reusable controls, and browser navigation.
Supabase integration and authenticated application access, with form handling and structured care-management screens.
Taking ownership of a web product, using AI during implementation, and translating workflow ideas into navigable interfaces.
05 / Explore further
Project description informed by the public CareSync website and reviewed application source. Product mockups here are illustrative; no real patient or staff data is displayed.