Davina Li
Four projects 2025 → 2026 Designed and built by me

Selected Work

School projects, club problems, and things that annoyed me enough to fix. Each one has the honest version of what it taught me, including where I got it wrong first.

01 2026

Internship Tracker

Web app Personal build May 2026

The InternTrack sign-in screen, with email and password fields and a Create Account tab
internship-tracker-sigma.vercel.app

I built this because I was the problem it solves. Every Friday I would try to reconstruct a week of work from memory for my manager, and every Friday I would leave something out. So: log tasks and wins as they happen, and the app assembles the weekly update for you. It also holds everyone you meet, because networking notes scattered across three apps are functionally the same as no notes.

What it taught me

Scope. The first version wanted to be a CRM, a journal, and a goal tracker at once. The version that shipped does three things and is the only one I actually use.

02 2026

Hush

Mobile-first web app Health Mapping

The Hush landing screen, with the wordmark, the line It's not just a tool, it's a lifeline, and a Get Started button
davina-li-01.github.io/hush

A mobile-first app for people managing hidden illnesses. You log personal events on a map, track environmental triggers, and watch nearby signals that might explain why today is worse than yesterday. The premise is that "I have no idea what set it off" is more often a data problem than people get told it is.

What it taught me

Designing for a bad day. Every interaction had to survive being used one-handed by someone who feels awful, which quietly killed most of my nicer ideas.

03 2026

Budget Tracker

Web app Personal finance April 2026

The Flux Budget log-in screen, with username and password fields beside the Flux Budget mark
davina-li-01.github.io/budget-tracker

Income, expenses, and the spending habits sitting underneath them, in one place. It is where I learned that a spreadsheet stops being a spreadsheet the moment two people need it.

What it taught me

Build the data model first. I designed the screens first and then spent the rest of the project apologizing to them.

04 2025

Delta Sigma Pi, Gamma Upsilon

Chapter website Brand and build Public

The Gamma Upsilon chapter homepage, with the Delta Sigma Pi title and Explore Recruitment and Meet the Brothers buttons
davina-li-01.github.io/deltasigmapi-gamma-upsilon-chapter

I designed and built the chapter site while I was VP of Brand Management for Gamma Upsilon, the professional business fraternity I am part of. Prospective members kept asking the same four questions in DMs, and the answers lived in a slide deck nobody outside the executive board had seen. The site holds chapter information, events, and member resources, and it does the answering now.

What it taught me

Internal tools have users too. The real constraint was that the next executive board had to be able to update it after I graduated out of the role, without asking me anything.

Next

Want the paper trail

The work above is the part I can link to. The rest lives in consulting decks and internal tooling, which is what the resume is for.