# Victor Tran

> Product designer and frontend engineer with a background in Computer Science.

Computer Science degree from California State University, Long Beach.
Combines design and frontend development; learned design through courses, meetups, and independent study.

## Sources
- [About Victor](https://victortran.dev/about): Biography and contact options.
- [Structured profile](https://victortran.dev/agent.json): The same curated facts as JSON.
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tran-victor/): Professional profile.
- [GitHub](https://github.com/vector-y): Public code.

## Public case studies
- [GG Spill](https://victortran.dev/portfolio/ggspill): An emergency resource site launched in six hours and used by 11,000 neighbors.
- [Hypnos](https://victortran.dev/portfolio/hypnos): A sleep companion redesigned so eight of eight classmates could find their sleep score.
- [Orbit](https://victortran.dev/portfolio/orbit): A mission-scheduling concept that helps planners inspect conflicts and choose repairs.
- [Trailmix](https://victortran.dev/portfolio/trailmix): A visual travel planner connecting destination discovery, saved places, and daily itineraries.
- [What We Do](https://victortran.dev/portfolio/whatwedo): Helping small friend groups choose a meeting place through swipe voting.

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