public information brochure designed to simplify a complex infrastructure project for a broad audience
approachability as a design principle for communication
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION
Designing the brochure fold and layout to guide the reader through the information naturally
Translating technical information into clear communication for a non-technical audience
The Challenge
Developing a visual system aligned with branding, sponsors, and public readability
Visual Identity
Simplifying architectural and spatial information through diagrams, and visual hierarchy
Simplification
Reading Flow
guidance as a method to navigate through complexity
BROWSING MADE CLEAR
editorial publication developed for an academic research project on architectural heritage
The Challenge. Translating dense academic content into an accessible editorial experience.
Visual Continuity. Repeating visual elements across sections to improve orientation and create a more intuitive browsing experience.
Minimal Editorial Language. A minimal visual language and reduced palette to give greater emphasis to the historical images and architectural material.
motion as a bridge between audience and narrative
CREATING ENGAGEMENT
Spatial Rhythm Study | Digital study
Simplified environments and layered compositions developed to support readability without distracting from the animated subject
Commuter Loop:
A Challenge | Digital Illustration Series, 2025
Study on approachable motion language
designed to support clear and engaging visual communication.
Audience Perception Study | Digital study
Exploration of stylistic variations used to test tone, audience perception, and emotional accessibility within explanatory animation
Designing Accessible Communication.
BACKGROUND & CONTACT
Where I can contribute
Information Design
Editorial Design
Motion Graphics
Visual Storytelling
educational media
Museum & Cultural Content
With a background in architecture and visual communication,
my work focuses on making complex information easier to understand through editorial systems, motion, and accessible visual language.
Everyone has a story.
Every story deserves to be understood.