I designed a customizable Jira system for managing job opportunities, application activities, interviews, and follow-ups. I then turned the project into a complete beginner-friendly learning series with written tutorials, videos, templates, and downloadable planning resources.
Category: Technical Writing & Documentation
Designing Clear Game Instructions for Consumer Backyard Games
I researched, illustrated, and wrote consumer-friendly instruction manuals for backyard games sold through major retailers including Amazon, Walmart, and Dick's Sporting Goods. By combining clear writing, custom illustrations, and thoughtful information design, I transformed inconsistent game rules into documentation that helped first-time users confidently assemble and enjoy each product.
Writing Educational Automotive Content That Built Customer Trust
These automotive articles began as a freelance writing opportunity while I was working at a dealership. What started as educational content for vehicle shoppers ultimately led to a full-time career in automotive software, where writing evolved into training, documentation, onboarding, and customer adoption.
Applying Technical Writing Principles Through Practical Documentation Projects
Although technical writing has been a significant part of my work for many years, it has rarely been reflected in my job titles. I have written training manuals, software documentation, process guides, knowledge bases, product requirements, quick reference guides, and countless internal resources throughout my career. To strengthen that experience with formal training, I completed… Continue reading Applying Technical Writing Principles Through Practical Documentation Projects
Making HTML, CSS & JavaScript Easier to Learn
This personal reference guide transforms HTML, CSS, and JavaScript documentation into a practical learning resource organized around real-world tasks instead of technical jargon. It demonstrates my approach to technical communication by making complex information easier to understand, navigate, and apply.
Sally Scott 