A few things I've built
Each project below started the same way: an existing process was clunky, and I made it clearer or faster.
Territory Map
Territory assignments were managed in a static PDF, which meant every change required rebuilding the map. I created an interactive version where territories can be reassigned in seconds and any postcode or city can be searched instantly to find the responsible Account Manager. It can also generate an updated PDF whenever a static version is needed.
View live demo (dummy data) →Quote Creation
Creating a quotation for a multi-part technical system meant manually entering dimensions, materials and quantities, recalculating prices and checking whether the configuration was correct. I built an automated Excel tool that turns a few customer requirements into the required materials, quantities and pricing, checks key configuration limits and generates a client-ready quotation.
Download demo file (dummy data, .xlsm) →Customer Quote Configurator
Builds on Quote Creation ↑
The internal quotation tool solved things on our side, but customers still had to call or email to describe what they needed. I built a customer-facing web configurator: visitors build their own channel configuration, see indicative pricing live, and submit a request directly to the Technical Sales team — including their contact details and a full material breakdown per requested channel, ready to turn into a formal quotation.
View live demo (dummy data) →Trading Card Inventory System
This one started at home. As my trading-card collection grew, spreadsheets and scattered lists stopped being practical, so I built the system I wanted to use myself. Enter a set and card number and the system automatically finds the card and fills in its details. From there I can manage cards through collection, for sale and sold, track prices, search and filter the inventory, and export the data whenever I need it.
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