Re: Any Web programmers here?

[Janet Murphy <janet -at- fuse -dot- net>]

I'm the reverse -- I'm a tech  writer that expanded into Web programming 4 yrs
ago.  It's been a pretty successful move.  Customers seem to like that I can a)
write the content b) develop a Web site (including graphics) to store the content
and c) maintain the content.

I think they really like the ease of proofreading on their end -- I send them a
URL and they view or print it as they wish, when they wish.  It's a low-tech
approach to publishing with a high-tech look and feel.

janet murphy
cincinnati oh



craig -dot- cardimon -at- att -dot- net wrote:

> Are there any Web programming refugees here?
>
> People who lost jobs in the last few years and decided on a career switch from
> programming to technical writing? How did you do it?
>
> Please fill me in.
>
> Craig



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