EDITORIAL, NOT CORPORATE
Strong hierarchy and personality, with a clear reading order.
SELECTED WORK / SYSTEMS & PROCESSES / DIGITAL PRODUCT
A visual language for work that refuses to fit into one box.
01 / THE BRIEF
The challenge: present audio production, learning design, operations and independent ventures as one coherent professional identity—without flattening their differences.
My role in the collaboration was creative direction, source material, review and decisions. AI-assisted implementation helped translate that direction into code and documentation. This is an evolving, self-directed system—not a client commission.
02 / COLOR TOKENS
These are the canonical design targets. Legacy CSS still needs consolidation and full route QA.
03 / TYPOGRAPHY
Complex ideas deserve clear language. The design should make the work easier to understand, not harder to read.
IBM PLEX MONO / UTILITYPROJECT / CATEGORY / 01—05
04 / DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Strong hierarchy and personality, with a clear reading order.
Real artifacts, verified credits and practical case studies.
Expressive typography within repeatable spacing and component rules.
Readable contrast, keyboard focus and responsive layouts are requirements—not decoration.
05 / REUSABLE PATTERNS
Short, specific summaries with an obvious path to the evidence.
Compact, proportional thumbnails. Full artifacts remain available on click.
Headings and paragraphs share an intentional left edge and reading rhythm.
Consistent 12px monospaced menu labels, focus states and high-contrast controls.
06 / EVIDENCE & NEXT STEPS
The system captures the decisions behind the portfolio and converts real problems—contrast failures, inconsistent navigation, oversized documents and uneven case-study text—into repeatable design rules. The next step is consolidating legacy styles and verifying every route.
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