While I was working on my first project at AppSheet, I was also learning how to make apps using the product. This helped my perspective when I started working on the AppSheet Essentials articles. I adapted some of these new articles from existing documentation. I re-formatted them, updated them, and put them into context as part of the AppSheet Essentials series. 

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I also wrote some of them, such as the UX essentials article, pictured on the left. Under the mentorship of my manager, I was able to give input on what should be included and respond to suggestions so that we could combine my new user perspective with his AppSheet expertise. 

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This process helped me become more familiar with the platform. It was also my first foray into writing technical documentation, a genre I had never encountered in academia. I started learning about tagging, SEO, and keywords. Concision and clarity were also a focus for me.

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