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# [Writing for Developers vs Non-Technical Users](https://douglasebhoman.hashnode.dev/writing-for-developers-vs-non-technical-users?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Same information. Completely different job.

Apr 27 · 6 min read · douglasebhoman.hashnode.dev  
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[Douglas Ebhoman](https://hashnode.com/@Douglasebhoman)

@Douglasebhoman · Prague, Czech Republic

  
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Technical Writer making developer workflows accessible to non-developers

I’m a technical writer and content strategist focused on clarity, structure, and usability. I write documentation, tutorials, and technical articles that help developers, teams, and products communicate complex ideas clearly. Founder of KBD Creative, where I work at the intersection of documentation, strategy, and storytelling.

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