Computer science work, including software development, systems architecture, databases, and web.
This spans a range of technical disciplines, from web development and real-time systems to programmatic and automated processes. Work in this domain often overlaps with other fields, where a project's subject matter sits elsewhere but its underlying systems or tools are computer science in nature.
Design and development of an independent archival re-release of the Willard Traub photography website, presenting nine thematic series and close to 200 photographs in a static build designed for long-term archival hosting, launched 2025.
Design and development of the Andrew Stevovich studio website, a comprehensive catalogue raisonné platform presenting nearly five decades of painting alongside drawings, prints, watercolors, and a fully relational archive of exhibitions, reviews, publications, and provenance, launched 2023.
Design and development of alexstevovich.com, a unified lifetime archival platform encompassing the full scope of a polymathic practice across visual arts, production arts, computer science, creative writing, and more, launched 2022.
Design and development of the Midnight Citylights studio website, a publishing platform and software product showcase supporting embedded interface modules, technical writing, and software distribution, launched 2018.
Design and development of the Fractal Bouquet studio website, a production arts platform supporting 3D viewer integration, image comparison display, video streaming, and a Marle-based publishing system for portfolio, editorial, and creative content, launched 2018.
Design and development of the CSKY studio website, a large-scale archival portfolio and proprietary publishing platform supporting nearly 1,000 entries across multiple design disciplines, launched 2017.
Design and development of the Adelson Galleries website, a data-driven gallery platform presenting historically significant and contemporary work, developed from an existing system and maintained throughout the gallery's operation at its Crown Building location in New York.
Design and development of the Woodcreek Horses website, an equestrian training and riding program platform presenting farm services, rider profiles, horse sales listings, and event information, launched 2017.
Design and development of the Porfirio DiDonna website, a hybrid scholarly platform combining a long-form editorial biography with a data-driven catalogue raisonné style archive of the artist's work, developed in collaboration with Nielsen Gallery.
Design and development of the Nielsen Gallery website, a data-driven gallery platform presenting artists, artworks, and curated digital exhibitions with editorial essays, supporting the gallery's transition to an appointment-based model.
Design and development of the Allston Village Street Fair website, a five-year sponsored engagement building a new site from the ground up alongside cohesive visual identity development across web and print, launched 2017.
Design and development of the Simches and Company website, a professional tax accounting and planning firm platform providing essential service and contact information, later transitioned to a CPA-specific industry platform.
Design and development of the Rose Rundin website, a minimal static hub presenting the brand and directing visitors to associated marketplace storefronts, launched 2013.
Design and development of the Transomnebulism studio website, a client-facing service platform and evolving portfolio archive presenting graphic design and web development work across an independent design practice.
Design and development of the Adelson Galleries Boston website, a data-driven gallery platform presenting artists, exhibitions, and artworks across the gallery's full operational life from launch to closure, 2012 to 2019.
Design and development of the Willard Traub photography website, a curated permanent showcase of nine thematic series and close to 200 photographs, built with PHP and custom client-side JavaScript, launched 2010.
Design and development of the Andrew Stevovich studio website, presenting over 500 paintings and close to 1,000 drawings alongside publications, press reviews, and exhibition information, built with PHP and custom client-side JavaScript, launched 2008.
Alex Stevovich is an independent polymath guided by a self-directed perspective. His projects focus on original content and innovation developed through discovery-driven work grounded in first-principles thinking.