Editorial hub: nav reads Projects, Blog, About, Contact, single bold rule under the header, name credentialed and bold, Contact bold. Hero is framed as an Abstract, label centered and bold above the paragraph, sketch placeholder to the right (swap in your drawing once it's ready), paragraph is Lorem Ipsum for now. Hub grid is three plain tiles, Projects, Blog, About. No separate Contact band anymore, the page goes straight from tiles into the footer sitemap, where Contact sits as plain text matching its siblings, with LinkedIn as its child. Projects and About also list children with a slight indent, Blog has none yet, Home is dropped from the footer entirely.
Thommas Phan, M.S.
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Projects
Publications, professional work, and personal projects.
Blog
Occasional posts on career, education, and technical topics, filterable by tag.
About
Background, resume, and occasional writing.
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Projects hub
Four equal rows now instead of three, each one word: Publications, Professional, Personal, and Academic split out as its own final row. Text on the left, photo placeholder on the right, same as the Abstract on Home. Publications still nods to work advised on rather than just co-authored. Closes with the same footer sitemap as Home.
Thommas Phan, M.S.
Publications
Peer-reviewed papers on HHV-6 encephalitis, plus other publications advised on as a statistical consultant.
Professional
Operations and data science work across Kinoped, HHV-6 Foundation, Andrew Chang & Company, and Laker Film Room.
Personal
Competitive powerlifting, coaching, tutoring, and other things worth documenting.
Academic
Coursework and projects from UC Davis, spanning statistics and data science.
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Reworked to fit more per post: a visual placeholder, a title, a one-to-two sentence subtitle, and a grade badge (0-100, your own effort/quality score) alongside the date and tags. Tag filters gain "All" and "None" shortcuts, and sort is now a dropdown with three modes, Newest first, Oldest first, and Highest grade, rather than a two-way toggle. Cards get more vertical padding and a visible thumbnail now, which should read as clearly separated rather than running together. Grades are placeholders, spread out on purpose so the "Highest grade" sort visibly reorders things.
Thommas Phan, M.S.
A Letter From My Younger Self
78/100
A few things I wish I'd known earlier, written as if I could actually send it back.
Jan 2026 · Personal
My Thoughts On Grad School
65/100
What two degrees at UC Davis actually taught me, and what I'd tell someone deciding whether to go.
Feb 2026 · Education, Personal
My Powerlifting Journey
91/100
From a first meet as a teenager to a national ranking, and what the sport has taught me about discipline.
Mar 2026 · Personal
My Story At Kinoped
88/100
How I went from data analyst to VP of Operations at a robotics startup building exoskeletons.
Apr 2026 · Career
Thoughts on the US Public School System
72/100
Where I think the system gets it wrong, informed by a decade of tutoring students through it.
May 2026 · Education
Neat NBA Data Analysis Visuals
95/100
A few of my favorite charts from years of scraping and visualizing basketball data.
Jun 2026 · Technical
Startup Fundraising: What I've Learned
83/100
What actually matters when a company decides between non-dilutive funding and a priced round.
Jul 2026 · Career, Personal
How I Built This Website
60/100
The design decisions, tools, and back-and-forth that went into building this exact site.
Aug 2026 · Technical
Why I Financed My Car
80/100
The opportunity-cost math behind financing instead of paying cash, and where that money went instead.
Sep 2026 · Personal, Technical
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About hub
Statement and Resume are now one block instead of two, more space-efficient. The statement paragraph will end by inviting the reader to explore the site and pointing at the resume, with the "View resume" button sitting right there rather than under its own heading. Expanding it reveals the same page-shaped PDF preview placeholder as before, just nested inside Statement now instead of a separate section. Technical stays a plain list pulled straight from the resume's own format, and Interests stays a photo-and-caption gallery.
Thommas Phan, M.S.
Statement
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