Portfolio

I have worked on many projects for Paligo and have created lots of pages for their HTML5 help center.

I have created many articles for the Photoroom knowledge base to help people use their AI photo-editing app.

This is a sample I created using content from a much larger documentation suite. The original content was created in Atlassian Confluence, but I have repurposed it as Flare HTML5 online help.

This is a sample of a user guide for a time synchronisation device (made by Timecode Systems).

This online help was created in Paligo and the content was also used for PDF outputs. It explains how to use financial software.

This content was originally written in Flare and then converted into Zendesk articles. The Flare content was also used for PDF.

This project involved converting and rewriting existing content into a customised Flare output. The client is an out of hours health care provider to the NHS.

This print manual was created in MS Word. It explains how to install an eController unit. This is a control device for managing fan speeds and alarms.

This is documentation for SMARTset software, which is a monitoring and control system used for managing data centre temperatures.

This print manual was for a pelvic floor strengthening device, aimed at women. The time and budget were tight, hence the lack of visuals.

This project involved converting content from Adobe FrameMaker into MadCap Flare. I also had to write new content about Schneider Electric’s SCADA system.

I have written articles which were published in the award-winning ISTC journal ‘Communicator’. The articles also appear as posts on my LinkedIn page.

I was hired to create API documentation by a transport company. They needed examples in XML and JSON, so I used Paligo’s ‘stripe’ API layout. What’s great about this layout is that it lets users switch the code examples between different languages.

EkkoSense create data centre cooling solutions, and they hired me to create a video-game-style manual for their thermal monitoring software, EkkoSoft. I created the short booklet in Adobe InDesign and EkkoSoft loved it.