Rabih Siddiqui
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Rabih Siddiqui

Cognitive Science graduate from UC San Diego with hands-on experience in product testing and participation in user research through Meta and Google.

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Selected Work

Projects

01

audoRa

browser-based audio extractor

Pulls audio from video files right in the browser using ffmpeg.wasm, so nothing gets uploaded anywhere. Supports common formats like MP4, WebM, MOV, and MKV, with options for bitrate, channels, and trimming before export.

Next.js / TypeScript / ffmpeg.wasm / Tailwind CSS

02

compResso

browser-based video compressor

Compresses video files directly in the browser without sending them to a server. Lets users adjust compression settings, compare file size changes, and export a smaller file locally. Made to keep video compression quick, simple, and private.

Next.js / TypeScript / ffmpeg.wasm / Tailwind CSS

03

scReen

browser-native display comparison tool

A browser-native display comparison tool that renders any two screens side by side at accurate physical scale. Choose from a preset library of phones, tablets, laptops, monitors, and TVs, or enter custom dimensions. Everything runs locally with no uploads and no tracking.

Next.js / TypeScript / Tailwind CSS / Vitest

04

pomodoRo

browser-native pomodoro timer

A browser-native Pomodoro timer with configurable work and break cycles. Fully keyboard-driven with spacebar, skip, and reset controls. Includes a circular SVG countdown ring, session tracking via localStorage, optional audio chimes, browser notifications, and a dynamic favicon that updates with the timer state.

Next.js / TypeScript / Tailwind CSS / Vitest

05

scRibe

minimalist writing workspace

A distraction-free writing workspace with write, preview, and read modes. Tracks word count, character count, reading time, and session progress in real time. Includes a built-in Pomodoro timer for focused writing sessions and a dark/light theme that persists across visits.

Next.js / TypeScript / Tailwind CSS

06

spectRa

color accessibility and CVD simulator

Still a work in progress. A client-side color accessibility tool that goes beyond basic contrast checks by showing how color pairings appear under different types of color vision deficiency and suggesting better alternatives. Built by someone who is colorblind, for people who want to design more accessibly.

Next.js / TypeScript / Tailwind CSS

07

nyra

prototype companion interface

A prototype interface for a personal AI companion and assistant. Built around four states: idle, listening, thinking, and speaking, with a minimal frosted-glass UI and WebGL-based visual effects through GLSL shaders. This is the starting point for a larger long-term assistant project.

JavaScript / Vite / GLSL / WebGL / HTML/CSS

08

Looked at whether restaurant ratings seemed to relate to geographic proximity using a real review dataset. Built in Jupyter with Python, pandas, and data visualization to explore patterns and present the results clearly.

Python / Jupyter Notebook / Pandas / Matplotlib

09

V.I.S.A

visual impairment and sensory aid

A concept for an assistive tool that helps visually impaired users navigate their surroundings with more confidence. The idea combines haptic feedback, spatial audio, and environmental awareness, with accessibility and usability kept at the center of the project.

Google Workspace / Mind Maps / UX Design / Accessibility