Leo Edwards Mining
A marketing website for a mining company that gives the business a clear web presence and contact channel.
Here's a selection of things I've built, contributed to, and written. My work spans web applications, open source contributions, desktop tools, and technical documentation. I tend to work across the full stack and care about both the code and the writing around it.
A marketing website for a mining company that gives the business a clear web presence and contact channel.
A WordPress site for a social impact organization, designed to publish programs and resources for a wider audience.
A WordPress website supporting leadership and civic education initiatives with accessible, regularly updated content.
I am a huge fan of open source software, and I have learned a lot by contributing to projects used by real communities.
Editorial contributions to the WHATWG HTML Living Standard, the specification that defines how browsers parse and render HTML.
Contributions to Matrix.org documentation and web content that make decentralized communication tools easier to understand and adopt.
Contributions to digitization-focused work that helps preserve and keep public knowledge accessible on the open web.
Contributions to an open policy modeling platform that helps people understand tax and benefit systems through transparent software.
A Kindle highlights organizer that started as a CLI and evolved into a desktop app so notes remain useful after reading.
A from-scratch neural network implementation used to understand core machine learning concepts by building the training flow manually.
A Puppeteer-based scraper that collected and archived long-form blog content for easier offline reading and analysis.
A full-stack mock store application used to practice authentication, API design, and relational data modeling end to end.
I am an experienced technical writer who delights in creating clear, accurate, and compliant content for both technical and non-technical audiences.
I've written documentation across software development, electronic engineering, Linux, blockchain, AI, and web standards for both technical and non-technical audiences.
You can check out some of my documentation work below.
Publication: TalkJS
A practical integration guide that shows developers how to set up webhook-driven auto-replies in chat workflows.
Publication: tawanda.dev
An introductory walkthrough for JavaScript developers who want to adopt linting and cleaner code habits.
Publication: WHATWG
Editorial and clarity improvements to specification prose used by browser engineers, standards contributors, and web developers.