Christine Belzie

Technical Writer | Open Source Maintainer

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About Me

I specialize in crafting explainer pages, templates, blog posts, and other technical content that's as clear as crystal – even your grandma will get it.My secret sauce? A dash of clarity, sprinkled with real-life experiences and just a hint of humor. Because let's be honest, technical documentation doesn't have to be boring.

Projects

Here, you will see documentation samples, blog posts, and other forms of technical content

Overview
This is a user guide I created for The Good Docs Project's contact support template.
Challenge(s):
In a review of the first draft, I was told by senior members of the project that the user guide needed information on how the company influences the creation of a contact support page. During the research process, I found that the resources that provided in-depth explanations on topics such as customer service strategies and customer satisfaction rates required a paid subscription. I overcame this issue by finding free high-quality sources.

Overview: This is a tutorial I wrote for Rocky Linux during their Rocky Summer of Docs initiative.
Challenge(s):
I use a virtual desktop to access Rocky Linux, causing me to unable to use Decoder to scan a QR Code. As a result of this limitation, I could not writing the steps to scanning a QR Code with the application. So, I decided to add this information as a tooltip.

Overview:
I wrote this article on how open source beginners should effectively collaborate with other contributors for OpenSauced's blog. I decided to write this piece after noticing that there has not been any content on this topic.
Challenge(s):
During the writing process of this post, I struggled with describing the different styles of paired programming. To overcome this problem, I asked myself, "When you first started contributing to open source projects, what tips would you have found helpful?".

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