Business / Software Development
Sky Fitness
An online fitness business and adaptive workout platform I built around personalized programming. I later sold the software behind it.
- Business
- Software
- Fitness
Developer · Designer · Entrepreneur
There has to be
a better way.
I build businesses, develop software, design experiences, and spend an unreasonable amount of time figuring out how things could work better.
Sometimes that means solving a complicated problem. Sometimes it means creating a complicated solution to a problem that probably didn’t exist.
A little about me.
I’m Brandon. I’m a developer, designer, entrepreneur, and someone who has a difficult time leaving things alone when I think they could work better.
My background is a little unconventional. I have a degree in exercise science with a focus on biomechanics, which I combined with software development to build an online fitness business and adaptive workout programming platform. I eventually sold the software behind it.
Since then, I’ve worked across brand strategy, environmental design, customer experience, and web development. Today, I run Tripass Design, where I help businesses build more consistent brands and digital experiences.
Different industries, different problems. A surprisingly similar approach to solving them.
I’m naturally pretty quiet, fairly direct, and have an unreasonable attention to detail. I prefer building things over talking about building things.
Although, apparently, I made an entire website to talk about myself.
A few things I spend my time doing.
Development
I design and build websites, applications, and tools. Mostly HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and TypeScript, with some Python and C++ when needed. I also use AI extensively, both in development and in exploring how it can make software and business processes more useful. I still believe understanding what you’re building is pretty important.
Design & Experience
I’m interested in the way people interact with businesses, products, and technology. From brand systems and websites to interfaces and customer experiences, I believe good design should do more than look good. It should make things easier to understand and use.
Business & Systems
I’ve built and operated businesses, and I enjoy figuring out what makes them work. Processes, automation, technology, customer experience, and all the little pieces that need to fit together. I like finding opportunities to make those systems more efficient, consistent, and scalable.
Some useful things. Some less useful.
Over the years, I’ve built businesses, software, websites, brand systems, and a growing collection of experiments. Here are a few examples.
Business / Branding / Web Development
Tripass Design
My design and development business, helping companies create more consistent brand experiences through strategy, design, and technology.
- Brand systems
- Web
- Experience
Experiments / Development / Questionable Necessity
Professionally Engineered Nonsense
A collection of small applications, utilities, and experiments. Some are useful. Others solve entirely unnecessary problems.
- Experiments
- Development
- Utilities
No documented projects in this category yet. The honest list is better than the imaginary one.
Professionally engineered nonsense.
A collection of small applications, utilities, and experiments I’ve built simply because I could. Some are actually useful. Others are very well-built solutions to entirely unnecessary problems.
Small applications and utilities
Tools built to answer a specific question, improve a process, or make an everyday task work a little better.
Solutions in search of problems
Very well-built answers to questions nobody asked, given far more thought and attention than they reasonably deserved.
Have something interesting?
I’m always open to interesting ideas, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to share what I’ve learned. Whether it’s a speaking engagement, podcast, project, or something you think I might find interesting, feel free to reach out. I’m better at conversations than small talk, but I’ll do my best.
Get in TouchTell me what you’re thinking.
A speaking engagement, podcast, project, unusual idea, or something you think could work better. Send the useful details and I’ll get back to you.
- Website
- brandonefuller.com
- Good reasons to write
- Speaking, podcasts, projects, collaborations, and unusually specific problems.