
Carlos developed guest onboarding, navigation, and authentication features for the SHPE-UF-Mobile-Swift repository, focusing on user experience and modular architecture. He implemented guest mode with dedicated views, a calendar-driven guest experience, and a tiered partners page powered by GraphQL and Apollo iOS, enabling exploration without sign-in and reliable partner data presentation. Carlos refactored authentication flows using Swift and SwiftUI, introducing a password reset process with improved error handling and theming. His work emphasized maintainability, testability, and UI/UX consistency across light and dark modes. Over four months, Carlos delivered six features, demonstrating depth in mobile development and robust code organization.

In May 2025, delivered a major Guest Partners Page Data & UI Overhaul and Forgot Password UX improvements in the SHPE-UF-Mobile-Swift repository. The Guest Partners feature now uses GraphQL to fetch partner tiers, names, and photos, with a redesigned GuestPartnersView that presents partners by tier (Gold/Silver/Bronze) and related UI refinements, including fixes for an Instagram swipe conflict. Forgot Password UX was enhanced with improved spacing, full theming support (light/dark mode), a shake animation for input errors, and clearer, error-specific messages. These changes improve partner presentation, data reliability, and user recovery flows, driving better engagement with partners and reduced support friction. Key techs leveraged include Swift, GraphQL, iPadOS compatibility tweaks, and robust UI/UX refinements across themes.
In May 2025, delivered a major Guest Partners Page Data & UI Overhaul and Forgot Password UX improvements in the SHPE-UF-Mobile-Swift repository. The Guest Partners feature now uses GraphQL to fetch partner tiers, names, and photos, with a redesigned GuestPartnersView that presents partners by tier (Gold/Silver/Bronze) and related UI refinements, including fixes for an Instagram swipe conflict. Forgot Password UX was enhanced with improved spacing, full theming support (light/dark mode), a shake animation for input errors, and clearer, error-specific messages. These changes improve partner presentation, data reliability, and user recovery flows, driving better engagement with partners and reduced support friction. Key techs leveraged include Swift, GraphQL, iPadOS compatibility tweaks, and robust UI/UX refinements across themes.
Month: 2025-04 Key features delivered: - Implemented Password Reset Flow with dedicated views and view model (ForgetPasswordViewModel.swift, ForgetPasswordView.swift, EmailSentView.swift, ResetPasswordView.swift). Refactored sign-in code to improve modularity. Major bugs fixed: - No major bugs closed this month. Ongoing stabilization during refactor. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enhanced user account recovery experience, reducing friction for password issues and improving retention. - Sign-in refactor and modularization lay groundwork for faster iterations and easier testing, increasing development velocity. - Improved code maintainability and testability by separating concerns in authentication flow. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Swift, MVVM, iOS development, modular architecture, and commit-driven development.
Month: 2025-04 Key features delivered: - Implemented Password Reset Flow with dedicated views and view model (ForgetPasswordViewModel.swift, ForgetPasswordView.swift, EmailSentView.swift, ResetPasswordView.swift). Refactored sign-in code to improve modularity. Major bugs fixed: - No major bugs closed this month. Ongoing stabilization during refactor. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enhanced user account recovery experience, reducing friction for password issues and improving retention. - Sign-in refactor and modularization lay groundwork for faster iterations and easier testing, increasing development velocity. - Improved code maintainability and testability by separating concerns in authentication flow. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Swift, MVVM, iOS development, modular architecture, and commit-driven development.
March 2025 highlights a guest-centric UX overhaul for SHPE-UF Mobile, delivering a calendar-driven guest experience and a refreshed About Us flow within a tab-based navigation structure. The work improves guest onboarding, navigation consistency, and accessibility while laying a scalable foundation for future expansions. Key changes include a guest calendar with swipe interactions, an integrated About Us view, and UI polish that prevents content overlap and enhances light-mode visuals.
March 2025 highlights a guest-centric UX overhaul for SHPE-UF Mobile, delivering a calendar-driven guest experience and a refreshed About Us flow within a tab-based navigation structure. The work improves guest onboarding, navigation consistency, and accessibility while laying a scalable foundation for future expansions. Key changes include a guest calendar with swipe interactions, an integrated About Us view, and UI polish that prevents content overlap and enhances light-mode visuals.
February 2025 monthly summary: Delivered guest onboarding experience and non-logged-in navigation for SHPE-UF-Mobile-Swift, enabling exploration without sign-in and laying groundwork for future personalization and dark/light mode. No major bugs fixed this month; focus remained on feature delivery and code quality.
February 2025 monthly summary: Delivered guest onboarding experience and non-logged-in navigation for SHPE-UF-Mobile-Swift, enabling exploration without sign-in and laying groundwork for future personalization and dark/light mode. No major bugs fixed this month; focus remained on feature delivery and code quality.
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