Technical Writing
Services.

For work that does not fit a fixed scope: edits in progress, ongoing documentation, or a project still taking shape. Billed with a one-half hour minimum, and a summary of hours on every invoice.

A full pass over an existing document for clarity, structure, accuracy, and tone. You get a tracked-changes version plus a short memo explaining the substantive calls.

Copy for a standard small-business site, written to be read and to rank. Includes headlines, body copy, calls to action, and the meta text search engines display.

A structured review of your site or document against WCAG 2.2 AA, with each finding tied to the specific criterion it fails and a plain-language explanation of the fix.

Structured testing with real users against real tasks, producing evidence about where people struggle rather than opinions about where they might.

A synthesis of sources, standards, or internal findings into one document a decision-maker can act on, with citations that hold up to scrutiny.

An outside read of your existing site covering content, structure, clarity, and obvious technical problems, delivered as a prioritized list you can hand to anyone.

An objective assessment of whether a proposed project, tool, or change is workable, covering the options considered, the criteria applied, and the recommendation that follows.

A finished annual report built from your data, interviews, and program results, written for boards, funders, and the public without drifting into jargon.

Support through a grant application, from narrative drafting to assembling attachments and meeting the funder’s formatting requirements exactly.

Response documents for RFPs, bids, and unsolicited pitches, organized so evaluators can find what they are scoring without hunting for it.

Written policies and step-by-step procedures your team will actually follow, including acceptable-use and technology policies for tools like AI.