I'm a wordsmith who specializes in technical and UX writing. I write comprehensive documentation for software products and craft elegant in-app copy to create an optimal user experience.
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Queer Californian in France 🏳️🌈 🇺🇸 🇫🇷
who loves reading & the ocean, 📚 🌊
going on adventures with my dog, 🐶
& playing board games with my friends and family. 🧡💜
Multi-cluster installation guide with instructions for creating and configuring a compatible Kubernetes cluster, configuring LDAP and SMTP, installing TLS, and configuring and installing the product.
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Introductory-level, end-user explanation and tutorial content. This specific writing sample explains how the platform uses environment variables and how to create them.
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Check out my UX writing and related work samples, including crafting text for a new platform, advocating for culturally-aware changes, designing and developing a website, and adapting content for multiple formats.
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College preparation curriculum to help students ages 14-18 prepare for, apply to, and pay for higher education in the United States. I no longer maintain this resource, but the scope of the course shows how I can organize and research information, then present it to a specific audience.
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Intimidated by the idea of negotiation? Listen to the replay of Audrey Pedro, 50 in Tech, and me discussing how we successfully negotiated significant pay raises as women in French tech.
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Producing excellent documentation should be considered a product feature, but how can we produce this documentation and keep it up to date? How can we ensure the participation of our technical collaborators who have the knowledge we need to document but might not like contributing to documentation? Let's discuss it!
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Technical writers are kind of like librarians or documentarians. They know where to find the information you need without necessarily being experts about everything.
I use a method called docs-as-code. It's a great solution when the people contributing to documentation have technical profiles. Using a docs-as-code system makes it more likely that developers will contribute.
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What really matters is seeing yourself in these spaces and remembering that what you have to bring is needed. The tech world needs you.
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Standardization unites everyone at the same starting point so we can move forward together.
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We can’t magically have more female applicants to join tech positions. We need to start earlier, in primary school, to make sure women feel confident they can succeed in these fields. My advice to young women is simple: the tech world needs you.
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I am a queer, disabled woman in tech; my key values won't be a surprise!