Writing Samples

Writing Samples

Note: These samples represent different styles, audiences, and technical depths. Click through to see how I adapt documentation to context.

Starknet Documentation

I owned the entirety of docs.starknet.io (opens in a new tab) from 2022-2023. While the design has evolved, much of the core content remains from my work.

What these demonstrate:

  • Technical depth - Zero-knowledge proofs, Cairo smart contracts, cryptographic concepts
  • Code examples - Working, tested code samples with explanations
  • Multiple audiences - From beginners to advanced developers
  • Clear structure - Scannable, navigable, hierarchical information

Klevu Documentation

I worked on docs.klevu.com (opens in a new tab) in 2019-2021.

What these demonstrate:

  • E-commerce expertise - Understanding merchant and developer needs
  • API documentation - Complete reference documentation with examples
  • Integration guides - Multi-platform integration paths
  • Audience adaptation - Technical and non-technical readers

This Portfolio Site

Meta-documentation example: This entire site is a writing sample.

What it demonstrates:

  • Nextra/Docusaurus proficiency - Custom documentation site setup
  • Information architecture - Structure that serves multiple goals
  • Clever concept execution - Portfolio as documentation
  • Component usage - Callouts, tabs, cards, steps used appropriately

Documentation Philosophy in Action

Before & After Example

Typical technical writing:

"The transfer function moves tokens from one address to another. It takes two parameters: recipient (address) and amount (uint256)."

My approach:

Transferring Tokens

Use transfer() to send tokens to another address:

token.transfer(recipient, amount);

Parameters:

  • recipient: Destination address (must be valid Ethereum address)
  • amount: Number of tokens to transfer (in smallest unit)

Important: This function will revert if your balance is insufficient. Check balanceOf() first if handling user input.

Common pitfalls:

  • ❌ Forgetting to approve tokens for contracts
  • ❌ Not handling transaction failures
  • ✅ Always validate addresses before transferring

The difference:

  • Context before code
  • Working example
  • Common mistakes prevented
  • Actionable guidance

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