Process
Writing about the methods, decisions, and iterations that shape how I build systems and communicate complex ideas.
These articles explore how I approach structure, clarity, and iteration across different types of work. They cover the thinking behind documentation frameworks, instructional design models, and creative systems, with a focus on practical methods that keep projects moving.
Visible Work, Lasting Systems
This post explores how visibility drives clarity in documentation work and how small, visible drafts turn into lasting systems.
Minimum Viable Products and “Mid” Drafts
This post explores how an MVP-style documentation process helps you work faster with SMEs. A look at building fast, imperfect drafts.
ADDIE and the Reality of Instructional Design
Theory gives us models like ADDIE and SAM; practice means adapting them into lighter, iterative processes.
Explaining Complex Things with the Feynman Technique
The Feynman Technique is a simple, powerful way to test whether you really understand something: explain it clearly to someone else.
Technical Communication in Plain Language
Technical communication explained in plain language: what it is, why it matters, and how clear communication makes tools, products, and processes usable.
Why AI Won’t Replace Technical Communicators
AI won’t replace technical communicators. Learn why human writers are essential for audience awareness, accuracy, and product testing.
Make One, Export Many: Efficient Video Editing in Camtasia
A quick breakdown of how I structure Camtasia projects to export multiple clips from a single timeline.
Making Sense of Someone Else’s Timeline
Inheriting a messy Camtasia timeline? Before reorganizing, learn how to spot hidden logic and understand creative intent for the next editor.
Next Step
Apply these ideas in real projects through structured systems and creative tools.