USACE Information Design
At the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, I created visual communication products that translated technical, operational and organizational information into clear, usable formats. My work included research posters, infographics, diagrams, maps, event materials, publications and branded communication products for subject matter experts, leadership and broad internal and external audiences. The work required balancing complex information, established visual standards, tight deadlines and the needs of very different stakeholders.
I designed this 8×4-foot conference poster to organize dense technical research, imagery and provided charts into a clear large-format visual hierarchy. I was responsible for the information design, layout and visual presentation; the charts and research content were supplied by the project team.
I designed this USACE Human Resources trifold in Adobe InDesign to explain the Managerial Situational Judgment Test for supervisory applicants. I organized dense procedural and eligibility information into a clear visual hierarchy, balancing readability, brand standards and limited space to make the content easier to scan and understand.
I produced and mounted large-format posters for USACE events, workshops and organizational initiatives using a large-format printer. While I designed several of the pieces shown, the Martin Luther King Jr. Day poster was provided artwork that I prepared, printed and mounted for display.
I designed this 8×4-foot conference poster to organize dense technical research, imagery and provided charts into a clear large-format visual hierarchy. I was responsible for the information design, layout and visual presentation; the charts and research content were supplied by the project team.