Create 26 Technical Course PDFs

I’m putting together a full library of self-study material for intermediate learners and need an experienced technical writer / course creator to craft 26 comprehensive PDFs. Each title below must be delivered as a separate, press-ready document of roughly 400–500 pages, set in 10-point body text, and organised as a clear step-by-step tutorial.

Deliverables (one PDF per topic)
• Advanced Machine Learning with Python
• Full-Stack Web Development with MERN
• Cybersecurity Fundamentals & Hacking
• UI/UX Design Masterclass (Figma)
• Cloud Computing Architect with AWS
• Mobile App Development with Flutter
• Python Masterclass for Data Science
• React.js Frontend Bootcamp
• Complete Digital Marketing Guide
• Node.js Backend Architecture
• Figma UI/UX Design Fundamentals
• Full-Stack Web Development
• HTML Course for Beginners
• Front End Development – CSS
• Introduction to JavaScript
• Advanced UI/UX Design
• Data Science & Machine Learning
• Master UI/UX Design
• Node.js Backend Development
• Mobile App Dev with Flutter
• Introduction to HTML & CSS
• Advanced JavaScript
• PHP for Beginners
• Mastering React.js
• Python Crash Course
• Full-Stack Web Development (general)

Content style
• Written for readers who already know the basics but want to level up.
• Concepts broken down into progressive, practical steps, reinforced with real-world code samples or design walkthroughs.
• Generous use of diagrams—flowcharts, infographics, annotated screenshots, or any visual that clarifies the workflow.
• Consistent structure across all PDFs: table of contents, learning objectives, step sequences, recap sections, and a mini project at the end of every major chapter.

Acceptance criteria
1. Length: 400–500 pages each, 10-point font, standard margins, exported to PDF/X-1a.
2. Readability: Plain English, active voice, logical progression; all code blocks tested and compiling.
3. Visuals: At least one diagram or screenshot every 5–7 pages, labelled and referenced in the text.
4. Originality: No plagiarism—cite sources when referencing external material.
5. Consistency: Unified tone, formatting, and style guide applied across all titles.

If you have a proven track record writing technical e-books or courseware and can commit to producing high-quality, polished PDFs on schedule, I’d love to see samples of your previous long-form work and discuss timelines per module.