Daybreak Games Helpsite
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My last project at Daybreak was revamping the already existing help page. It is a website that I interacted with almost every day as a Technical Support Representative.
The website is a Zendesk application. Ruby on Rails on the back end using Curlybars as a templating engine. The website had almost no dependencies and raw vanilla js.
While revamping the website to give a little more pop, I also added some features:
- Made the games customizable by the Zendesk administrator rather than being hardcoded in the HTML
- Dynamic backgrounds that rendered based on what category the user was viewing
- Allowed the Zendesk administrator to make an alert/warning on the home page
- Users are able to see their support activity so its easy to find tickets that are already open
This was my first professional public facing website. I have learned and grown since making this but, it was a fantastic learning experience.



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I built Slashcommands, a Node.js, MySQL, and React app to centralize admin commands for Daybreak Games, replacing scattered and unreliable docs.

At Daybreak Games, I built a tool to identify connections through Iran, resolving player issues caused by U.S. sanctions on network routes.