Editorial Design: Infographics & User-Interactive Graphics
At the Daily Mail, my role in editorial multimedia design centers on turning complex information into clear, engaging visual narratives. From infographics and data visualizations to news graphics, I translate raw data and dense content into accessible, impactful stories.
With a focus on structure, typography, and clarity, each design aligns with the brand’s voice and meets the fast-paced demands of digital publishing.
Tools Photoshop, Illustrator, Flourish, HTML, and CSS
Awards Graphic Design USA - American Digital Design Award | Titan Health Award - Silver | NY Digital Design Award - Silver
Project One

Sicence Infographic: NASA's ISS Evacuation Plan

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This infographic explains NASA’s emergency evacuation plan for the International Space Station (ISS), outlining the step-by-step process astronauts would follow during a critical incident—entering designated capsules, donning emergency suits, powering up the spacecraft, and detaching from the ISS to return safely to Earth. Designed for mobile and digital formats, the visual distills a complex protocol into a clear, reader-friendly narrative.

Project Two

Environmental Infographic: Controversial Plan to Stop Climate Change

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This infographic illustrates a controversial geoengineering plan to combat climate change by releasing iron sulfate into the Pacific Ocean by 2026. It sequentially explains how iron fertilization could stimulate phytoplankton growth to absorb atmospheric carbon. Featuring a modular structure and strong visual hierarchy, the design transforms complex scientific content into a clear and intuitive visual language, aiding the understanding of the accompanying news article.

Interactive Graphic: The Germiest Places in Airports

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This interactive visualization highlights commonly touched and potentially unsanitary surfaces within an airport environment. Users can hover over orange dots placed on key locations such as check-in kiosks, security bins, seating areas, and restroom doors to reveal informative popups about each area's level of contamination risk. Designed with clarity and simplicity, the graphic aims to raise hygiene awareness among travelers by mapping out high-contact zones through intuitive visual storytelling.

Project Four

Health Infographic: Microplastics in the Human Body

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This award-winning infographic visualizes recent scientific findings on the presence of microplastics in various human organs, including the heart, brain, lungs, kidneys, liver, placenta, breast milk, and semen. It highlights studies from 2022 and 2023, using clear imagery and color-coded callouts to communicate complex data in an accessible format. The infographic was designed to raise awareness of microplastic contamination in the human body and was recognized with a 2024 TITAN Silver Award for excellence in visual communication.

Project Four

Instructional Infographic: Interval Walking Training

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A clear and engaging health graphic designed to explain Interval Walking Training (IWT). The infographic combines instructional text with step-by-step illustrations to guide users through alternating fast and relaxed walking intervals. Key visual elements such as posture cues, stride direction, and pacing icons make the routine easy to follow while maintaining an approachable and informative tone.

Project Four

AI-Prediction Graphic: Early Facial Signs of Dementia

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This AI-powered graphic visualizes how subtle facial features—such as wrinkles, muscle loss, and perceived aging—can signal dementia risk decades in advance. By highlighting key facial regions, the visualization makes complex medical predictions clear and accessible.