Howdy, I am Ben Tyler. I specialize in building map-based web applications in the natural resource management and outdoor recreation space.
I love collaborating on projects, so if you need a hand, please get in touch!
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Due to the nature of some of the work I do, I cannot publicly share all of my work on this site. To see a broader portfolio, please get in touch.
https://pinespire.com/client-services/ps2-platform/
I serve as part time CTO for PineSpire where I have been able to help develop custom hardware and software solutions for streamlined fleet management and carbon credit management application. To see a demo, please reach out.
Tags: React, Next.js, Supabase
https://www.fastestknownfish.com/
I designed and build the Fastest Known Fish web application for Running Rivers to make it easy to find great places run and fish! A twist on the popular concept of a Fastest Known Time (FKT), Fastest Known Fish (FKF) challenges participants to complete a designated route and catch a fish in as little time as possible.
Tags: React, Next.js, Headless CMS
I helped to develop a custom web application for AspectAvy that makes it significantly easier for backcountry skiers to safely plan backcountry ski trips. The map-based application allows users to easily access the relevant avalanche and weather forecasts as well as use custom trip planning tools to easily create routes similar to popular apps like Strava and Gaia GPS.
Tags: React, Next.js, Firebase
I serve as a part-time Product Manager for LRE Water where I help to coordinate the development of custom applications for water quality and quality management.
Tags: React, Next.js, Postgresql
http://exploremetrodenverwaterquality.org/data
The South Platte Urban Waters Partnership (UWP) sought to create an interactive application that allowed both decision-makers and the general public to access the trove of publically available water quality data. Lost Creek Designs developed an intuitive application that allows users to explore the available data through interactive graphs, maps, and storylines.
Tags: Angular
https://www.pleasantonsurgery.com/
Lost Creek Designs helped Pleasanton Surgery Center redesign their existing website. The project involved migrating from a legacy system to a modern solution that is easy for PSC staff to maintain, maximizes SEO, and helps visitors get the information they need.
Tags: Webflow, CMS, UI/UX, SEO
Lost Creek Designs helped Goodbee and Associates, inc. redesign their existing website. The project involved migrating from a legacy system to a modern solution that is easy for Goodbee staff to maintain, maximizes SEO, and helps visitors get the information they need.
Tags: Webflow, CMS, UI/UX, SEO