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Category Archives: graphics
Selecting a Cover Designer for Your Book
Having decided to put my book on the self-published route, I realized that I had more work to do. Before I could hand the manuscript over to my ace editor, I needed to have the cover set up and an … Continue reading
Posted in book writing, consulting, graphics, Uncategorized
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Interview with Justina Simon, Graphic Designer
As promised, this week I’m sharing an interview with a technical communication professional–in this case, Justina Simon, a graphic designer. Technical writers interact with designers often, especially in larger organizations with separate graphics departments. Read on and learn how that … Continue reading
Posted in graphics, interviews
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Questions from My Readers for a Graphic Designer
Howdy, folks! I will be interviewing another guest next week: Justina Simon, freelance graphic designer/owner at Blue Pixel Graphics. If you have questions for her, email me via bart at heroictechwriting dot com. While I’ll be sending her my own questions, … Continue reading
Posted in freelancing, graphics, interviews
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Proposal Prep
One thing I try to do when I’m facing a new proposal is to have a template prepared and ready to go for the team when they start writing. This is just one of several things the technical writer can … Continue reading
Posted in graphics, proposal writing, technical writing
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Continuous Improvement for the Writer
I was rambling on in my personal blog about self-improvement, and after some thought I realized that I could find a way to tie that blog to tech writing. Businesses talk a lot about “continuous improvement,” but it’s often difficult … Continue reading
Posted in business writing, graphics, management, meetings, metrics, proposal writing, Technology, workplace
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