Austin Grandt
Full stack developer X Traveler X Photographer
Currently
Minneapolis, MN
Watching & Reading
Project Hail Mary
Reservoir Dogs
The Sixth Sense
Kiki's Delivery Service
Chris Fleming: Live at The Palace
Sentimental Value
The Long Walk
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Dune
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Caught Stealing
Wuthering Heights
Project Hail Mary
Reservoir Dogs
The Sixth Sense
Kiki's Delivery Service
Chris Fleming: Live at The Palace
Sentimental Value
The Long Walk
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Dune
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Caught Stealing
Wuthering Heights
Babel
Among the thugs
A Gentleman in Moscow
Dark Matter
Children of Time
δΈδ½
The Wager
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Recursion
Babel
Among the thugs
A Gentleman in Moscow
Dark Matter
Children of Time
δΈδ½
The Wager
ε―γγγͺη΅ζΆ
Recursion
Writing
A dose of mindfulness
March 27, 2024, 2 min read
12 days, 24 hours: A Tokyo Photo Project
Jan. 11, 2024, 7 min read
Git Merge vs Rebase, what one should you use?
Jan. 5, 2024, 5 min read
How to make a simple masonry grid with Tailwind
Jan. 3, 2024, 2 min read
2023 Recap
Jan. 2, 2024, 4 min read
The Best Beginner Django Tutorials
May 26, 2022, 2 min read
Work
Route Map Accessibility
I worked closely with the UX and accessibility team at one of the major US carriers to build a route map that could be used by both keyboard and sighted users. We conducted two week sprints to ideate, improve, and build new features. I was the main developer on this project and built the majority of the code from inception to production.
Javascript
Front End
Accessibility
Trip Dojo
Trip Dojo is a travel blog where I built everything from the ground up. I used a Python and Django stack to build a completely customizable website that I could build new features on in the future.
Wagtail
Seo
Python
Django
Export Abroad
Export Abroad is a startup dedicated to eliminating the barriers of international trade. I am the co-founder and have helped create multiple iterations of a platform to automate international market growth.
Co-Founder
Data Analytics
Front End
Travel2Gether
Travel2Gether was a weekend project that took 2nd place at the Expedia Hackathon. Our goal was to make it simple and cheap for friends and family from across the world to get to see each other more often.
User Testing
Design
Javascript
Angular