Joe Reisigl
Portfolio of a software developer and UGA alumnus
Software development projects
iOS
Using the Apple Watch's heart rate sensor, Ebb will continuously check for your heart rate to spike under the right conditions — an indicator that you are stressed or facing anxiety
Ebb then sends you a gentle notification and prompts you to follow three steps: Evaluate. Breathe. Begin.
Android
Made for AT&T employees, translate telecom cable pairs to a color code or pair number.
Find the corresponding color code to a pair number, or perform a reverse lookup from colors to the pair number.
iOS
Ebb — Evaluate. Breathe. Begin.
Ebb is an Apple Watch and iPhone app that strives to suppress the feelings of anxiety millions of Americans face every day.
Ebb uses the Apple Watch's heart rate sensor to check for the user's heart rate to spike under the right conditions — an indicator of anxiety — and will send the user a notification to perform anxiety-reducing exercises.
- Constantly monitors the user's heart rate to determine when they become stressed
- Sends a gentle notification when the user is feeling anxious
- Walks the user through six exercises — including yoga, muscle relaxation and breathing exercises — proven to relieve stress
- Includes a built-in heart rate monitor the user can use to get immediate notifications of a heart rate spike
- Calculates the user's average, minimum and maximum heart rates for a time period the user chooses
Android
Telecom Wire Pair
Translate telecom cable pairs to a color code or pair number.
Find the corresponding color code to a pair number. After you enter a pair number, receive the corresponding colors for the tip, ring, binder, and super binder.
Or perform a reverse lookup and enter colors for the tip, ring, binder, and super binder to find the corresponding pair number.
University of Georgia classes
New Media Capstone
Working in a four-person team, our group created Ebb, an Apple Watch and iPhone app that continuously checks a user's heart rate for a spike and provides exercises to reduce anxiety.
We then presented our project at SLAM, an end-of-semester networking showcase for UGA New Media Institute students, at the Roam Galleria in Atlanta.
Developed the iPhone and Apple Watch app using Swift. Created web content with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery.
Ebb's website
New Media Production
Designed and developed web products that function effectively with multiple platforms (desktop, mobile, tablets). Worked with HTML, CSS, PHP, MYSQL, and jQuery.
Final project:
Hangman game
Coding in Journalism
Learned the basics of web development and animation. Through three class projects, we were introduced to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Final project:
Star Wars quiz
Resume
