Content Writer & Publisher
Content Writer & Publisher
quote by Margaret Atwood
About Me
Returned to Writing & Wired to Think
Hi! I’m Tara, a longtime web developer who’s recently taken a leap into the world of content writing. After 10+ years building websites, I realised my favorite part of the process wasn’t just the code, it was the storytelling behind the design, the copy that connects, and the way words shape digital experiences.
With a strong foundation in web development, I simplify technical topics into content that connects. Whether it’s blog posts, web copy, product descriptions, marketing material, SEO content or publishing your first eBook, I’m all about delivering value with a friendly, down-to-earth voice.
My background in development gives me a unique perspective, I speak both “code” and “content,” making it easier to bridge the gap between technical ideas and human-friendly language.
When I’m not writing or brainstorming content strategies, I’m probably exploring new creative hobbies, staying updated on UX trends, or jotting down ideas for my next article. I’m all about creativity, clarity, and making content that actually connects.
Why Work With Me
Creating • Publishing • Promoting
Need content that’s clear, compelling, and backed by real-world insight? I’m Tara, a former web developer turned writer who understands both sides of the screen. I turn complex ideas into user-friendly content that connects, converts, and fits your brands voice. Whether it’s blog posts, web copy, building your products, promotional marketing material designs, publishing your book or UX writing. I bring tech know-how and creative flair together.
Think It
Design It
Celebrate It
Selection of Work
Creating • Publishing • Promoting
Articles
Tara’s Thoughts
Not long ago, Tara spent her days buried in lines of HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript, building websites and solving bugs. As a web developer, she loved the logic and problem-solving that came with coding. But deep down, she always knew something was missing — a creative spark she couldn't ignore.
When Tara first heard the buzz about artificial intelligence taking over creative jobs, she was skeptical — and a little uneasy. As a content writer, she’d poured her heart into words, shaping stories with care and intention. The idea that a machine could replicate that? It felt like science fiction at best, and a threat at worst.
Yes, I care about rankings and reach. I use keywords, study analytics, and get help from AI tools to brainstorm. But at the end of the day, I’m not writing for robots — I’m writing for real people, with real problems, questions, and emotions.
