Information design
Worked with Engineers Australia's policy team to translate technical research, government submissions and industry reports into clear, accessible publications. Each document balances complex content with strong information hierarchy, editorial design and readability for a broad audience.
My role included:
Structuring complex content into clear visual hierarchies
Developing reusable publication templates
Working with policy authors to improve readability
Applying brand governance across long-form publications
Producing accessible, publication-ready artwork
Brief: Develop a campaign brochure from a stakeholder-provided draft.
My approach: Elevated the initial concept by improving hierarchy, readability and the overall communication of key policy messages.
Brief: Visualise a complex policy issue using a '“leak pipeline” concept and a large volume of statistics for a federal parliamentary audience.
My approach: Rather than illustrating the brief literally, I restructured the information into a clearer visual journey, simplifying complex data and making key insights easier for time-poor parliamentarians to scan and understand.
Brief: Create an infographic to communicate research findings for senior leaders presenting to external audiences.
My approach: Transformed a collection of statistics into a cohesive visual narrative, improving clarity, comparison and readability while supporting key advocacy messages.
16-page A4 handbook for Engineers Australia office bearers and volunteers
Brief: Refresh an existing process diagram and improve its visual presentation.
My approach: Simplified a complex strategic process into an intuitive visual system, enabling the EA Board to quickly understand how insights translate into organisational priorities and action.
Policy document utilising the new EA masterbrand
Engineers Australia office bearers handbook