Interactive infographic co-created with low-literacy participants – participatory design, UtrechtInteractive infographic co-created with low-literacy participants – participatory design, Utrecht

Low Literacy

Interactive infographic

Interactive experience of dyslexia – graphic design, UtrechtInteractive experience of dyslexia – graphic design, Utrecht
Inclusive infographic co-created with Muslim students – participatory graphic design, UtrechtInclusive infographic co-created with Muslim students – participatory graphic design, Utrecht

In collaboration with Judith and Joyce from Edloket (Amerpoort Amersfoort), I created an interactive infographic based on the 2018 research on low literacy in the Netherlands.
Designed for computer or laptop use.

Dyslexia

Interactive experience

To visualize the diversity and complexity of perspectives and ideas in the Circular Economy (CE), P.M. Martin Calisto Friant (PhD) developed a 2x2 model of circular discourse types. I assisted him in designing a visual presentation of these four types.
Created for digital use in the CRESTING Project Europe.

Cresting Project

Visualizations

Research shows that 30% of primary schools had 10–19% of their students taking the final test with a dyslexia declaration. How do you explain dyslexia to a child, and what is it like for someone with dyslexia to read a text? This case study allows people without reading or writing difficulties to experience a form of dyslexia.
Designed for computer or laptop use.

Inclusion of Muslim Students

Interactive infographic

The National Muslim Survey 2023–2025 maps how Muslim students experience their educational institutions (MBO, HBO, or WO). Together with students from various levels, we designed an interactive infographic that can be personalized by both students and institutions, for example, in presentations.
Designed for digital use.

Eerst een thuis (“First a Home”)

Report

‘Eerst een Thuis’ is a new approach to addressing homelessness in the Utrecht region. Commissioned by the Municipality of Utrecht, the Research Group Housing and Wellbeing at Utrecht University of Applied Sciences conducted research on this approach between April 2021 and February 2024. I was asked to design the report.
Designed as a print version.

DECODE

Communication toolkit

Labyrinth research agency asked for an infographic for a study on the needs and housing preferences of caravan site residents in Maastricht. The designs were reviewed by several residents to ensure that the people who contributed to the research could actually understand the results.
Designed for print.

Research on travelling community residents

Infographic

What does digitalization mean for how citizens and governments interact around concrete issues in the city? This question is central to Tilburg University’s ‘DECODE’ project. I designed a communication toolkit that the team can use across all communications related to this project.
Designed for both print and digital use.

Infographic co-created with caravan residents showing their needs – graphic design, Utrecht
Infographic co-created with caravan residents showing their needs – graphic design, Utrecht
Graphic design of new strategy against homelessness in UtrechtGraphic design of new strategy against homelessness in Utrecht
Toolkit on digitalization of citizen-government communication - participatory graphic design UtrechtToolkit on digitalization of citizen-government communication - participatory graphic design Utrecht
Inclusion recommendations for Muslim students – graphic design, UtrechtInclusion recommendations for Muslim students – graphic design, Utrecht
National Muslim Survey 2024–2025

Toolkit - Reports

The National Muslim Survey 2023–2025 maps how Muslim students experience their educational institutions. I helped design the reports, toolkit, and an interactive infographic, co-created with Muslim students from various levels.
Designed for both digital and print use.

Future circular economy visualizations – graphic design, UtrechtFuture circular economy visualizations – graphic design, Utrecht

Work

Visual Research Studio - Participatory Designer - Graphic & Interactive - Utrecht, the Netherlands - mail@visual-research.studio