For an independent project to document a REST API, I researched the design and best practices of APIs, then documented the endpoints, methods, and parameters of an application called Syllabus.

In the course of this project, I created a record of my research to help others learn about APIs. You can view it here.

As part of my leadership and documentation work for the IT department at the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science, I created a map of supported spaces by consulting with SMEs and following best practices for wayfinding design.

Writing for a dashcam and fleet management software company, I worked with product owners, engineers, and other subject matter experts to support urgent feature documentation requests.

This support also included rewriting and rearchitecting hundreds of help topics, requiring an immersion in the software, an understanding of the industry and different use cases, and managing the migration of content into a new knowledge base.

Documenting enterprise resource planning software required me to attend standup meetings, to organize and respond to tickets, and to test the functionality of an application under development.

In the course of supporting a public engagement program at an art studio and technology lab, I documented the process of setting up and managing the livestream using multiple platforms.

Despite the many available options for a turnkey personal website, I took the opportunity of my graduate portfolio requirement to deepen my engagement with the fundamental tools of web design by building out this website from a simple HTML template.

In addition to taking courses in and independently studying web design, I used artificial intelligence chatbots to develop and troubleshoot responsive and accessible site functionality.

Check out the original site I adapted to make this one.