To address the cognitive strain of young adult financial management, our team designed funnymoney during an intensive 10-hour sprint that took 1st place at NJIT SIGCHI's Design Jam. Rapid quantitative research with 42 survey respondents revealed that 81% check their bank account balances without following any budgeting system, often leading to decision fatigue at the sacrifice of leisure. The resulting prototype transforms budgeting into intuitive micro-habits, integrating a "Fun Money" tracker for visual savings metrics, and curated budget-friendly local activity suggestinos.

An end-to-event event coordination and catering platform built to manage complex conditional parameters, cross-referencing multi-guest dietary restrictions, guest attendance, and vendor constraints.

Clip-Coo is a prototype of a digital extension for NJIT's Littman Library that bridges the gap between online searching and physical in-stacks retrieval.