Technical writers often write about topics they don’t deeply understand. This is both a plus and a challenging curse of our job.

A plus, because it allows us to get acquainted with a multitude of new concepts, try out innovative products, and explore the tech world extensively. Being there when new things in IT are being created — that's what I personally love the most about tech writing.

And why the curse? It's because this approach involves a constant feeling of uncertainty and the nagging realization that "I don't understand anything at all, omg!".

You always need to ask a lot of questions, place yourself in the learner's mindset, and continuously feel the pressure to keep up and figure everything out. And deadlines often demand that you do this really quickly.

I'm Mariia, a tech writer from Ukraine. I'm lucky to have a diverse background in end-user documentation and internal documentation for developers. Over the years, I've had the pleasure of working on various projects: healthcare to retail, IoT, and more. I like documentation. My mission is to create a bridge of understanding between people through my texts.

Beyond my passion for writing, I'm also a passionate musician. Music fuels my creativity and inspires my work. I also have the privilege learning different languages, such as English, German, Slovak, and French, which allows me to connect with a wider audience and understand different perspectives.🌉

I'm glad to connect!​

If you want to stay in touch or collaborate on anything tech writing-related, feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn ! Let's keep the conversation going and share ideas 🌍

What is this blog about?

Here, I want to share everything about tech writing: the things I like, the tools I try, the insights I get, and a lot more. Why? Just because I love writing!

Whether you're an experienced writer or just starting, I hope you'll find something valuable and inspiring here.

I hope you'll like it! 😇