Summary
Katherine Pryszlak is a tech writer and web developer with nine years of experience crafting user-focused documentation and engaging, well-engineered websites from Chicago. She combines a developer’s attention to logic—honed through a JavaScript specialization from Code Fellows and hands-on web development at eClick Performance—with a writer’s clarity at wikiHow, making complex workflows approachable for diverse audiences. Katherine brings a global perspective from extensive travel, which informs her emphasis on accessible, human-centered design and content that connects across cultures. She has a flair for playful, functional interfaces and treats each project like a puzzle, often pairing daily habit-driven problem solving (NYT crossword) with deep application logic dives. Comfortable across the full content-to-code lifecycle, she excels at turning technical nuance into readable, actionable guidance while shipping reliable front-end experiences. Colleagues value her blend of aesthetic sensibility, pragmatic engineering, and a knack for making technology feel both useful and delightful.
9 years of coding experience
JavaScript, JavaScript at Code Fellows