- Architect and maintain documentation sites using GitLab and Visual Studio Code
- Own content governance, review cycles, and publishing workflows
- Review, edit, and approve updates submitted by team members
- Translate evolving processes into clear, accessible guidance
- Improve site usability based on stakeholder feedback and team needs
Websites
Internal websites and knowledge hubs designed to centralize information, improve access to resources, and help teams work with greater consistency.
Documentation and Knowledge Management
Context
In addition to leading learning programs, I design and maintain internal and stakeholder-facing documentation sites that centralize processes, standards, and resources.
These sites were built to reduce friction, eliminate duplicate questions, and make critical information easier to find. By creating structured documentation and intuitive navigation, I help teams move faster, align more easily, and operate with greater consistency.
My Role
Strategic Value
I approach documentation as a strategic asset, not just a repository. Clear processes and well-maintained resources save time, support scalability, and reduce operational risk.
Leading Today
Context
This website was created as a centralized resource for new and newly promoted managers. It provided easy access to guidance on hiring, people management, and key policies, helping managers quickly find the information they needed to lead their teams effectively.
My Role
- Led the visual design direction for the site, including the logo and overall look and feel
- Collaborated with HR partners to write and organize manager-focused content
- Structured the site navigation to make policies, guidance, and resources easier to access
- Contributed to page coding and publishing using GitLab and Visual Studio Code
- Combined design, content strategy, and technical execution to deliver a practical resource for new managers
Tools
Adobe Illustrator, GitLab, Visual Studio Code