I was the lead technical writer on the release of Android’s Cross device SDK. This project was one of Google's top three company-level priorities for 2022. As part of this large project, I:

• Strategized and executed a comprehensive content plan: This plan detailed key requirements for the successful launch of the SDK, including a developer guide, a landing page, API reference documentation, blog posts, and a fully functional sample app. To align with Google’s business goals, each component was linked to its corresponding Objective and Key Results (OKR) to maximize its impact. The plan also included a detailed launch schedule for each content element and individualized review timelines for quality assurance.

• Created and published a site landing page: I collaborated seamlessly with cross-functional teams, including marketing, engineering, and our web design contractor, to create a dynamic landing page. This involved writing compelling content and making decisions on content blocks, graphic elements, calls to action, and their strategic placement for optimal engagement.

• Authored an extensive developer guide: This guide provided developers with a seamless onboarding experience, featuring a detailed overview, a 'getting started' section, and in-depth guides on enabling and proficiently utilizing the three distinct APIs of the SDK. I incorporated step-by-step tutorials complemented by code samples and high-quality graphics, ensuring that developers not only had access to robust technical information but also benefited from an engaging learning experience.

• Co-authored a sample app with the lead engineer: I partnered with the lead developer relations engineer to conceptualize, test, and document a compelling rock, paper, scissors sample app. This app provided developers with a hands-on opportunity to deepen their understanding of the SDK and its capabilities.

• Authored API reference documentation: I collaborated closely with the engineering team to create a comprehensive and accessible API reference that catered to both experienced and junior developers.