CFA
Informational Design
As an Operations Intern with the Columbus Fashion Alliance, I collaborated with the Workforce Development team to translate research and program information into accessible visual resources. I condensed complex information, developed audience-focused content, and designed materials that made fashion career pathways and programs more approachable for teens and young adults.
Fashion
Club Labs
This project extended beyond a flyer redesign. I expanded and reworked the original copy, restructured the information, and developed a new visual blueprint for marketing materials aimed at youth and high school audiences. The result established a more engaging and accessible foundation for future program communications.
Before
After
This booklet transformed an existing text-based document into a printed resource for “Ready to Werk” participants, introducing career pathways and opportunities within the fashion industry. I restructured and visually organized the content to make the information more accessible and engaging for a youth audience. Designed in Adobe InDesign.
Retail Careers Pipeline
IN USE
Currently in circulation with “Ready to Werk” participants, the booklet received positive feedback from both program coordinators and students.
Program Information
Card Drafts
Conceptual postcard-sized handouts developed to introduce CFA programs to potential and existing participants. The concepts were ultimately replaced by the booklet and standalone program sheet, which provided more space and flexibility to communicate program information effectively.
