During April 2025, Neto Guillen developed the second page of the Clinical History Form for the netogu1llen/ITNet repository, expanding patient data capture to include clinical indicators, gastrointestinal disorders, and a detailed daily activity section covering exercise habits and intensity. He used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to implement new input fields and ensure seamless integration with existing front-end workflows. The work focused on enhancing data quality and supporting downstream analytics for risk stratification and clinical decision support. Neto maintained clear, traceable commits with a single-purpose change set, demonstrating a methodical approach and depth in front-end development within a focused project scope.