Blake BallAustin, Texas · Engineer · Est. 2010

Engineer.
Fluent in designer.

Sixteen years building interfaces, and lately everything behind them: Postgres schemas, cached queries, rate limits, cron jobs, a Discord bot. Currently Lead Front End Engineer at Revmatics, before that findhelp, Cart.com, and five and a half years at IBM. The design degree pays off in two directions: with no designer on a project I can make the call myself and know it holds up, and with one I can argue in their language and still know where my lane ends.

Now
Revmatics
Role
Lead Front End Eng.
Stack
React 19 · Next 16 · TS
Ships
@blakesteve/roster
Since
2010
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Instances04

Game Verdict

Players vote, the community decides, and the verdict lands as a live tricolor bar on every tracked game.

Stack
Next 16 · Supabase · Upstash
Scale
1,580 games · 822 commits
Note
No login wall; one vote per browser

Roster

A production-grade atomic component library: accessible, theme-aware, documented in Storybook, and imported by every project beside it.

Stack
React 19 · TS · Tailwind v4
Scale
0 components · 298 commits
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Press ⌥X to see it on this page

Retrospect

Every scrobble you have ever logged, cross-referenced against real retrogrades, full moons, and eclipses computed from planetary positions. Astrology asks; a permutation test answers.

Stack
Next 16 · astronomy-engine · R2
Scale
25 sky × measure trials
Note
Read the math; the repo is public
04 / Privatemegasquad.org

MegaSquad

Ten leagues across five sports. Picks auto-lock at tip-off, and every settled pick answers back: “Bullseye!”, “So Fetch!”, “Gross, dude.”

Stack
Vite · React 19 · Zustand
Scale
10 leagues · 18 Roster components
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Front end mine, API my brother's
Also, and separately

BB’s Grove

A memorial for my older brother, where everyone who knew him can share memories, photos, and his BBisms. The homepage grows a grove of Texas trees, one per story. It is not a case study and there is nothing to measure; if you would like to see it, it is at who-bb.com.