Georgia State University — CETLOE

Motion Graphics & Template Systems

I design reusable motion graphic templates for CETLOE’s digital communications, creating flexible systems that allow content to be updated while maintaining a consistent visual identity. Each template establishes a cohesive approach to typography, animation, pacing, and graphic elements while remaining adaptable for future messaging and initiatives.

Course Banners.

I collaborate with CETLOE instructional designers to develop visual identities and digital banner systems for faculty-focused courses and learning experiences. Each set is designed around the course’s subject matter, audience, and instructional goals, translating educational content into a distinct and engaging visual direction.

The banners are designed as cohesive sets for use throughout the course experience, maintaining consistency across modules and digital touchpoints while working within Georgia State University and CETLOE’s broader visual standards.

Educational Content & Information Design

Working alongside instructional designers and faculty, I transformed existing course content and complex diagrams originally created in PowerPoint into a more intuitive and visually engaging learning experience. The original material was reorganized and redesigned as three cohesive digital publications, with an emphasis on improving visual hierarchy, clarifying relationships between concepts, and making the information easier for students to understand.

The final designs were developed as accessible digital PDFs and adapted into HTML-based content embedded directly within the online course, creating a more engaging and effective alternative to the original instructional materials.

TeachFest

Brand Book Highlights.

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