I'm good at fixing, organizing, and finishing things that have already been made on the web, apps, and software as a whole. You don't have to design a huge system from the beginning, and you have a strength in solving the blocked part right now. For example, there is a website that is clumsily broken, the app is running but can't be distributed, or there is code but no one can understand it.

On the web side, we modify and maintain the existing website. Fix the broken layout on HTML/CSS/JavaScript-based sites, organize mobile correspondence, and fix the problem that buttons or links do not work properly. If it's a WordPress, a static site, or a simple front-end structure, you can quickly touch only the necessary parts without making a new one. It fits well with the request of "The whole renewal is a burden, but I just want this to be fixed now".

In the app and desktop software, we organize, build, package, and distribute existing projects. They help you a lot when you have code but can't build it, or you can run it but don't know how to make a distribution file. I'm in charge of organizing app builds for macOS, Windows, Linux, setting files, executable file packaging, and distribution structure. Who did the development, but it fits especially well with the project that is tied up because it couldn't be finished.

Rather than making a new code itself, I also read and explain the code. Go through the existing code base and organize "what role this is", "where to fix it", "why it's like this" into a document. I can help you in a situation where you don't understand if the team member has changed or the code made by outsourcing remains. Please make README, internal documents, and simple technical manuals for me.

I also work on technical documents. Cleanly organize README writing, installation guide, user manual, API usage example documents, etc. I do a lot of work to solve and explain so that not developers but general users and planners can understand. If the code already exists, you can work on it especially quickly.

On the automation side, make simple scripts or tools that reduce repetitive tasks. Make file organization, build automation, distribution script, data conversion, log organization, etc. end with "one button" or "one line of command". It's not a big system, it's a way to make the workflow I'm using a little more comfortable.

I also organize notions, documents, and structures. I'm in charge of organizing the Notion workspace, rearranging the document structure, integrating data, and organizing duplicates. Whether it's technical documents or planning documents, I'm good at tying scattered information into one structure. It's a job that is especially needed by people who work alone or in a small team.

It also handles the ambiguous area between design and development. Organize UI text, improve button phrases, trim settings screen sentences, and correct awkward expressions on apps and webs. Organize details that designers or developers

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I'm always at home. The room and the body are one. You can think that you can actually work at any time because you don't have much sleep time. However, since I live in Korea, you have to consider the time difference.I'm always at home. The room and the body are one. You can think that you can actually work at any time because you don't have much sleep time. However, since I live in Korea, you have to consider the time difference.I'm always at home. The room and the body are one. You can think that you can actually work at any time because you don't have much sleep time. However, since I live in Korea, you have to consider the time difference.

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