Recent Projects

The work I build is shaped by real problems, real workflows, and real people who need their tools to simply work better. This page highlights a selection of projects that reflect that mindset — solutions crafted with intention, tested in real environments, and designed to make every day work smoother, faster, and more intuitive. Whether it’s a custom command, a full suite, a desktop application, or something entirely unique, each project represents a step toward smarter, more thoughtful design.

Websites

Modern, straightforward website design focused on clarity, usability, and presenting information in a clean, professional way.

Digital Documents

Professional, field‑tested documents built to support surveying, drafting, and CAD workflows with quick, dependable reference material.

Microsoft Edge Themes

A creative set of AI‑generated themes inspired by terrain and geometry — built simply for fun and visual exploration using Microsoft Edge’s AI Theme Generator.

Custom Programming

Purpose‑built software crafted for real production environments — from AutoCAD and Civil 3D plugins to full Windows desktop applications. Every tool is designed with a clear goal: reduce friction, automate the repetitive, enforce standards, and make complex tasks feel simple.

Drawing from hands‑on surveying and CAD experience, each solution is built around how people actually work — not how software expects them to work. Whether it’s a custom command, a specialized workflow engine, or a complete application, the focus is always the same: reliable performance, intuitive design, and meaningful improvements to everyday productivity.

These projects represent the heart of my work: practical tools that help surveyors, designers, and engineers get more done with less effort — and enjoy a smoother, smarter workflow along the way.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Digital Document

The AutoCAD Keyboard Shortcuts Guide is a streamlined reference designed for active CAD users who need clear, dependable command access at their desks and in production environments. It organizes essential shortcut information into a clean, keyboard‑style format that supports quick lookup, faster drafting, and consistent workflows across projects. Built for real‑world use, it serves as a practical companion for survey drafting, civil design, construction documentation, and any CAD‑based processing where speed and precision matter.

The guide is based on and inspired by Autodesk’s published keyboard shortcut documentation, which provides the original mappings and command definitions used throughout AutoCAD. Its purpose is not to copy, replace, or claim credit for Autodesk’s work, but to re‑present that information in a more visual, spatially intuitive layout. The document focuses on three core shortcut groups: single‑key commands (such as Q QSAVE, E ERASE, L LINE, Z ZOOM), CTRL+ combinations for system and workflow controls (such as Properties, Object Snaps, Grid Toggle, Ortho Toggle, Copy, Paste, Undo, Save), and CTRL+SHIFT+ combinations for advanced operations like Copy with Base Point and Paste as Block. Each key is shown in relation to its physical position on the keyboard, allowing users to build muscle memory and quickly locate commands without scanning dense tables or menus.

In addition to the shortcut listings themselves, the layout is intentionally minimal and print‑ready, designed to function as a desk reference, training aid, or pinned quick‑glance guide. By mirroring the keyboard and grouping related commands, it helps new and experienced users standardize their workflows, teach shortcuts more effectively, and reduce friction when moving between different workstations or CAD setups. Future editions can expand on this foundation with additional pages or variations, but the core intent remains the same: a respectful, user‑focused reinterpretation of Autodesk’s official shortcut information that makes everyday AutoCAD work faster, clearer, and easier to navigate.