Frame-focused review
Designed around careful visual inspection rather than a generic media-player experience.
Video tools
Video Distance Marking
A focused video-review application for marking distances and keeping visual measurement work repeatable, reviewable, and easier to explain.
Problem
Video often contains the evidence needed to answer distance and position questions, but manual review can be inconsistent. A useful tool needs to make marks, calibration, review, and explanation feel deliberate instead of ad hoc.
Solution
Video Distance Marking is positioned around a repeatable workflow: load footage, identify reference points, mark frames, review the evidence, and preserve the reasoning so someone else can follow the result.
Marking workflow
Supports the disciplined placement and review of points used for distance reasoning.
Explainable output
The project emphasizes visible evidence and repeatable human review over black-box claims.
Technical highlights
Architecture
- Video-centered application flow for loading, marking, and reviewing footage.
- Purpose-built UI concepts for marks, reference points, and measurement context.
- Careful state handling so review work can be repeated and explained.
Dave's role
Builder and product designer, translating a specific visual-analysis workflow into a practical tool with a clear operating model.
Stack and status
Stack
- Desktop/video application concepts
- Frame review and annotation workflow
- Project-specific measurement UX
Private repo / portfolio case study
Open GitHub
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