Work

Skills

What I can actually do

One person, from research and planning to making. I can manage, I can plan, and I can get my hands dirty.

The organisations and projects I work with are mostly about humanities, ecology, policy and non-profits.

Projects

What kind of projects I've done

Each project involves more than one kind of work.

• Government policy and knowledge-outreach projectsContent planning and proposalsproject managementmain point of contact (internal and external)
• 2024– Digital transformation and improvement for a micro non-profitMindset coachingdesigning internal workflowsbuilding websites or systems
• 2025 Website for a non-profitTaiwan Heritage Society ↗Domain purchase and DNS setupvisual designbuilding the sitemigrating the data
• 2024–2025 Building up and promoting cultural-policy contentTaiwan Cultural Route (in Chinese) ↗Turning cultural-policy theory into plain languageevent photographyvideo editinggraphic design
• 2025 Security handbookInformation Security Guide for NPOs (in Chinese) ↗Writing the content (with AI)illustrationslayoutweb version
• 2024 Research on the history and industrial development of a river basinLiterature collectionorganising datasummarising talks and meetings
• 2023 Running a marketLecheng Life Festival 樂城生活節 →Planningmanaging and liaising with stallssocial media graphicsgraphic design for printed materials
• 2021–2023 Making content about stream issuesIsland Stream Guide 島讀河溪 →Teaching slidesa themed websitevideo production and editingsocial media poststeaching assistant at eventsleading school classes

Not sure what you want yet? That's fine — let's just talk. Often it's only after chatting that you find that what you really need isn't what you first thought.

How we work

How we do it together

Get to know and understand first, then talk it through and think about how to do it.

1. Let's talk

   A one-hour first chat. Tell me what you're thinking and what you need.

2. Get on site

   I watch how things are actually done, look at the data you already have, and talk to the people involved.

3. Find the shape of it

   We sort the problems by priority and decide together what to do and how far to go.

4. Build it together

   I take responsibility for the work, but you can't just hand everything over and walk away. I need your help and ideas too — after all, you know your own situation better than I do.

5. Hand it over

   I hate waste, and I hate the idea of taking your money and making something you can't use. I'll walk you through it and hand it over properly.

Just want to get the problem straight? That's fine too!
You can hire me for steps 2 and 3 only, the assessment and planning. Sometimes it turns out the plan isn't workable and the goal needs adjusting, and sometimes it turns out it's something I can't do. That's okay — hand it to someone more suitable.

Why me

Working with one person, start to finish

• Understanding your needs and pain pointsI figure out how you actually work before we talk about what to make, and look for the best answer between your goals and your budget!
• The same person throughoutresearch, planning and making don't change hands, so you don't have to explain things again and again or redo work at each handover.

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