Hannah Colwill

Technical writer

Hi, I'm Hannah.

I am a software-focused technical writer passionate about making complex processes accessible for diverse audiences.

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Writing samples

Simplifying the complex for diverse audiences

EXAMPLE A

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EXAMPLE B

EXAMPLE C

EXAMPLE D

Web applications

Learning to code through monthly prompts

FACT GENERATOR

I built a climbing fact generator that features women for the May 2024 prompt, teach a thing. A Google sheet stores the facts and JS fetches and parses the facts. The facts return as an array of objects. On page load, a random fact displays. You can view another fact by:

clicking the Random fact button. This triggers a function that uses Math.random() and Math.floor() to select a random integer based on the number of objects in the array. The function then prints the field values for that object number.
clicking the Select fact menu and then selecting a fact from the menu. I used a for loop to add the menu items and to trigger a function when a menu item is clicked. The function prints the field values for the selected item (object).

When I get a little more proficient with JS, I'd like to:

add an index parameter to one of the functions to remove duplicate code.
use an array of indexes to prevent the same fact from being selected by the random fact function.