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Overview

Audience: Adults with disabilities and their advocates, and caretakers

Role: Research, SME Collaboration, Graphic Design

Tools:  Photoshop

This project involved creating an informative brochure to introduce adults with disabilities, as well as the professionals who support them, to agencies and resources designed to promote independent living. The brochure combined thorough research with a visually appealing design to ensure accessibility and clarity for a diverse audience.

Process

  • Conducted research on agencies and resources offering services to promote independence for adults with disabilities.
  • Verified the accuracy and relevance of contact information and services for inclusion in the brochure.

Organized the brochure into concise, easy-to-navigate sections with clear headings, highlighting practical details like agency names, services, and contact information. Designed a visually appealing layout in Adobe Photoshop, balancing professionalism with approachability, while using clear fonts and inclusive imagery to ensure it resonated with the target audience.

Distributed the brochure through multiple channels, including community centers, support organizations, and digital platforms, ensuring accessibility for the target audience. 

Outcomes and Insights

The brochure was widely distributed to individuals and professionals, receiving positive feedback for its accessibility and practicality. It served as a comprehensive resource, increasing awareness and access to support services for those seeking greater independence.

Thorough research combined with thoughtful design proved essential for creating a resource that is both functional and visually appealing. Inclusive design principles ensured the material resonated with a diverse audience, while collaboration with stakeholders guaranteed the final product effectively addressed user needs.