The Simpsons — season-by-season analysis
Long-form, episode-by-episode cultural criticism on Substack with a consistent editorial workflow.
This portfolio begins with a range of recent work authored while studying Technical Communication at Seneca Polytechnic. Then, it branches into grant proposals, internal policies, educational theatre scripts, cultural blog content, and other artifacts from my career as a writer.
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Download portfolio (PDF)Using Adobe FrameMaker, I developed a comprehensive user guide for Hypernomicon, an open-source academic research tool. Hypernomicon’s UI leans on terminology and structures from academic philosophy, so my background in the field was especially valuable.
I use Notion as a living documentation platform to build and host internal knowledge bases. I showcased the approach on a collaborative project for DICE.fm—a brand with a strong identity but no internal style guide.
We audited live content, reverse-engineered the editorial system, and published a structured Notion wiki so non-writers could find answers quickly. I co-led taxonomy/database design and authored large portions of the standards and examples. View the Notion guide.
A user guide I produced with Microsoft Word. I wrote all procedures and explanatory content from scratch. To build the guide, I learned the TTCWatch iOS app end-to-end through hands-on use and testing.
Jimmy’s Coffee had no digital help presence. I led the front-end build, translating Figma prototypes into working HTML/CSS/JS, and contributed research (personas, card sorts, in-lab tests) and refined microcopy.
In 2020 an internal audit revealed gaps in policy. I was contracted to author missing documents; here’s a sample.
In 2020 closures cut visitor revenue; I was engaged to help offset losses through grants. In four months we secured nearly $650,000.
A two-person dramatization of an 1860s trial built from archival records—balancing authenticity and humor to engage mixed audiences. Audience Choice Award (2015), ran through 2020 with iterative updates.
Long-form, episode-by-episode cultural criticism on Substack with a consistent editorial workflow.
Co-authored by dictation with an adult-literacy learner; designed in Adobe FrameMaker with an emphasis on accessibility, clear structure, and preserving the learner’s voice.