About Elise Hein
I’m a software engineer building products for medical research at London-based Ctrl Group. Previously, I worked on personal digital branding at MOO, and researched development practices at UCL for my master's degree in HCI.
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Why should type be fluid, anyway?
Viewport units aren't going to fix your typography.
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Some image magick
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On life and work, with my dad
A local radio show invites parents and children to discuss their lives and generational differences.
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Google-driven development
For my MSc research, I looked at how programmers use online search and how this data can inform DX. With this work, I was recognised as one of the top performing students in the faculty. A summary of the research is published in Bootcamp.
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Exploring ARKit for health
A write-up on our explorations with ARKit at Ctrl Group
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Tenfold is on the App Store!
I tried my hand at designing and building a minimal number game for iOS, inspired by the pen-and-paper version I used to play in school.
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Tag usage overviews in Jekyll
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iCloud, Dropbox, symbolic links
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Smart support for medication adherence
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Usability for programmers: dissertation kickoff
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Fruit flies like a banana
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More accessible cubic bezier functions
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Tossing looms, weaving words