The Quant Dev Research Lab at Stanford University is a group focused on studying the effects of digital devices on the health of individuals across various ages, ethnicities, genders, etc. The lab collects data from self-conducted studies in collaboration with research organizations across the world on similar topics, and analyzes and presents the results using R markdown/Python and Intensive Longitudinal Workshop tutorials.
The current lab includes research divided among a variety of different categories, including Data Visualization, Environmentalism, Workshop Tutorials, Collaborations, and the existing Screenomics Research Lab, as well as much more.
I began this project by developing the home page of the website. Here is a digital design of an interactive, clickable outline of San Francisco I created, which would be used as the basis to display the foremost projects of the Quant Dev Research Lab.
Throughout the next couple of weeks, I worked primarily on Figma to develop a home page for the Quant Dev website, compliant with Stanford’s website hosting accessibility concerns.
Integrating available Stanford identity designs hosted on the Stanford Decanter website, I created a basic template which navigated between the Home, About, and current website of the Screenomics Lab.
Currently, I am working on transferring all of the embedded R markdown video files and content of multiple "Intensive Longitudinal Analysis"Â workshops onto the "Tutorials" section of the new Quant Dev Wordpress domain using Google Drive.
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