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CASE STUDY
An editorial infographic developed as an academic project to communicate complex information about drug use in a clear, visual, and accessible way. The goal was to demonstrate how information design can improve understanding of extensive content through effective visual organization.
The main challenge was to structure a large amount of data without overloading the composition. To achieve this, principles of visual hierarchy, editorial grids, and information architecture were applied, combining typography, graphics, iconography, and visual elements to facilitate an intuitive reading experience.
The result was a balanced and functional editorial piece that showcases expertise in information design, content organization, and visual communication, reinforcing the importance of design as a tool for conveying knowledge.
PROJECT SUMMARY
Design of an editorial infographic for a study on drugs, applying principles of visual hierarchy, grids, typography, graphics, and iconography to communicate complex information in a clear and organized manner.
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