The portfolio
Different subjects.
A voice for each.
Selected writing for brands, products and curious readers. Explore the context, the craft and the published piece.
All work
12 published pieces
Making a complex topic approachable.
An educational article organised around memory concepts, learning techniques and practical explanations.
A product homepage that explains the whole workspace.
Homepage copy introducing TaskNote as a free note-taking app with kanban boards, reminders and on-device encryption.
A brand story with a sense of place.
A pizzeria’s origins, personality and product details brought together in one website narrative.
A search-led landing page for a private diary.
A TaskNote landing page built around the phrase “digital diary that locks” and related questions about privacy, access and ownership.
An opinion-led look at AI search.
An editorial piece that takes a position on a contested marketing topic and introduces technical concepts to a business audience.
A restaurant homepage with a direct invitation to visit.
A New York-style pizza and wine homepage that quickly gives visitors the concept, locations and ways to order.
A practical guide with an empathetic voice.
A reader-focused article about getting thoughts onto a page, with a natural connection to a note-taking product.
A researched comparison that prompted an inquiry.
A search-focused comparison of kanban subscriptions, pricing models and the needs of individual users.
Personal experience, in a direct voice.
A first-person article that combines personal perspective, short explanations and practical takeaways.
The story behind building TaskNote.
A founder journal entry explaining the problem, product direction and decision to build in public.
An opinion piece with a human point of view.
A creative, search-aware article on human note-taking, AI-generated text and why the act of writing still matters.
Seven note-taking methods, with a way to choose.
A search-focused guide comparing seven note-taking methods, their best uses and where each one falls short.
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