Mac McCoy
Technical Document Cleanup & Layout Expert. US Citizen
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This deck showcases slide master customization, image editing, animation sequencing, and structured content hierarchy. I applied consistent margins, rebuilt text containers, corrected object alignment, and standardized transitions. The final PDF export demonstrates controlled slide pacing and professional visual polish.
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This workbook showcases structured references, pivot table configuration, multi‑sheet data governance, and controlled print layout. It includes dynamic pivot views, grouped categories, slicer‑driven summaries, and integrated charts. Exported as a multi‑page PDF with consistent headers and pagination, it demonstrates my ability to transform raw operational data into standardized analytical reporting.
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Technical Documentation & Print‑Ready Document System
Overview
I build zero‑dependency, browser‑native documentation systems that generate professional, print‑ready PDFs and HTML deliverables. This project showcases the SitesByMac Document Generator — a toolkit that transforms JSON + HTML templates into fully inlined, self‑contained documents suitable for client proposals, resumes, contracts, and HTML5 banner ads.
Problem
Teams needed a way to produce consistent, branded, print‑ready documents without relying on headless Chrome, build tools, or server‑side rendering. Existing workflows were slow, inconsistent, and required technical overhead.
Solution
I designed a browser‑native document pipeline:
“JSON data + HTML template → generate.js → self-contained HTML → browser Print → PDF.”
This system enforces formatting standards, ensures print fidelity, and produces deliverables that can be shared directly from Downloads or email.
Key Features (from the README)
Zero dependencies — no server, no build tools, no headless Chrome.
Self-contained HTML output — CSS and images inlined automatically.
Print‑ready formatting rules
“@page { margin: 0 } — Full bleed… print-color-adjust: exact — Forces browser to render background colors.”
Multi‑page flow control
“min-height: 0 on print — Lets multi-page docs flow naturally past 11in.”
Template library including:
ATS resume
Federal resume
Two‑column resume
Letterhead business letters
Client proposals
Service contracts
Delivery receipts
HTML5 banner ads
CLI tooling (generate.js, package-banner.js)
Ad‑network‑ready banner packaging with size‑safe fallbacks
Print‑safe CSS, email‑safe CSS, and full class reference
Deliverables You Can Showcase on Contra
A client proposal generated from proposal.html
A resume generated from resume-ats-1page.html
A business letter generated from letterhead-letter.html
A service contract generated from service-contract.html
A banner ad package generated from banner-ad-300x250.html
Each one demonstrates your ability to produce:
structured documentation
consistent formatting
branded layouts
technical clarity
MOS‑level polish
tooling‑driven reproducibility
Skills Demonstrated
Technical documentation
Template engineering
Print‑ready formatting
Workflow design
Developer‑adjacent communication
Version control + directory architecture
Client‑facing document production
Automation + CLI tooling
Outcome
The SitesByMac Document Generator became a unified documentation system capable of producing resumes, proposals, contracts, receipts, and banner ads — all with consistent branding, MOS‑level formatting, and zero external dependencies. It reduced friction for both technical and non‑technical users and standardized deliverables across multiple client projects.
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Overview
I create unified documentation systems that combine developer‑ready clarity with MOS‑certified formatting for client‑facing deliverables. This project showcases a full business proposal produced for a real client, integrating structured pricing tiers, feature matrices, and branded layout elements.
Problem
The client needed a clear, persuasive, and professionally formatted proposal outlining three service tiers, early‑adopter pricing, and a feature‑by‑feature comparison against major competitors. Their existing materials lacked structure, consistency, and visual hierarchy.
Solution
I designed a fully formatted, multi‑page proposal using my Document Wizard workflow. The deliverable included:
Tiered package breakdowns (Bronze, Silver, Gold Pro)
Pricing tables with early‑adopter discounts
Feature matrices comparing SitesByMac to GoDaddy Pro and Scorpion
Branded headers, footers, and page numbering
Clear section hierarchy and MOS‑level formatting discipline
Consistent iconography (☒, V, /) for feature inclusion
Clean, readable layout optimized for client presentation
Key Deliverables
Gold Pro Package section with full system features and pricing
“A fully custom-designed digital marketing system built around your business… Early adopter rate: $5,000 (regular $8,300).”
Silver Professional Package with multi‑page website and SEO foundations
“Custom-designed multi-page website… Early adopter rate: $3,000 (regular $4,600).”
Bronze Basic Package with single‑page site and launch support
“A custom-designed single-page website… Early adopter rate: $1,500 (regular $2,150).”
Competitive comparison matrix
“GoDaddy Pro ~$10,600–$18,000/yr… Scorpion ~$16,000–$32,000/yr.”
Full tier comparison table with Year‑1 and Year‑2 cost breakdowns
“Year 1 (with support): Gold Pro = $8,240.”
Skills Demonstrated
Document structuring
Client‑facing formatting
Technical communication
Template + layout design
Pricing + feature matrix construction
MOS Word formatting discipline
Workflow consistency + version control
Outcome
The final proposal provided the client with a clear, persuasive, and visually consistent document that made complex pricing and feature comparisons easy to understand. It established a professional brand presence and supported successful client onboarding.
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