Design of a UX research report for Summer.Game — an educational summer program for teenagers. I transformed a large research dataset into a visually organized and easy-to-read report that shows the value of research through clear data visualization.​

Visual System: developed a report design aligned with Summer.Game website style (red-orange palette, geometric frames, bold typography)

Data Visualisation: converted raw numbers into clear graphs and diagrams (emotional responses, parents vs children comparison, audience segments)

Iconography: selected icons and visual elements to highlight key findings and processes

The result is a 60+ slide report that works both as a research document and as a persuasive tool. Visual hierarchy uses contrast: orange elements emphasise key findings, while neutral backgrounds keep focus on the data.​

Each slide supports findings with numbers and user quotes. This format allows Summer.Game to use the report for internal website improvements and to demonstrate a data-driven UX approach to investors.