I create playful experiences.

Alexander Grattan / Software Developer
Alexander Grattan / Software Developer
Online multiplayer game where players compete against each other to create the funniest AI-generated images.
Web app to find if a restaurant on Doordash or Uber Eats is a ghost kitchen or a virtual kitchen where the food served originates from an unexpected establishment.
A new design and construction of the Big Burgh app (not an official redesign) used to help Pittsburgh natives find resources such as food and shelter.
Website for the Secret Pittsburgh class at the University of Pittsburgh (ENGLIT 1412) dedicated to uncovering hidden spaces and unusual places in the city of Pittsburgh.
Application that allows students to grade their college financial aid packages using data from the US Department of Education.
This was built for Pitt CSC Hacks, a competition sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh's Computer Science Club.
A mobile app that helps individuals to track expiration dates and the inventory of their food, a group project for the University of Pittsburgh's CS1635 created with the app development framework, Flutter.
Web app that manipulates image data to create a Pollock-like painting (because literally anyone could've been Pollock).
Browser extension that helps developers and accessibility engineers inspect a website's buttons and determine if they follow HTML standards and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
An experiment where I created an audiovisual experience with an interactive 3D sun. Created for the University of Pittsburgh's ENGCMP 1130 class.
A recreation of Timon and Pumbaa's Virtual Safari, a choose-your-own adventure from The Lion King DVD.
I edited the choices into individual clips using the video editor, DaVinci Resolve, and used JavaScript to develop the site interaction.