Coptic History Mobile Application

Existing resources were either scattered across the web or formatted for desktop. Nothing was designed for casual mobile reading.

I wanted a structured, distraction-free reference I could return to repeatedly without losing my place.

Building it myself was an opportunity to ship a complete iOS product solo, from design to App Store.

Designed a content-first navigation structure that lets users browse by topic and return to sections quickly.

Kept the UI minimal so the content stays the focus: no social features, no noise.

Owned the entire product lifecycle: content architecture, UX design, Swift implementation, and release.

Structured content storage to scale as material is added, avoiding a rewrite when scope grows.

Prioritized a complete, polished core experience over a broad feature set.

Applied the same production discipline to a personal project: defined scope, deliberate architecture, clean release.

A fully shipped iOS app demonstrating product ownership, UX thinking, and the ability to take something from idea to release independently.