Projects / JHU Carey — M5 Module Infographic
Case study

M5 Module
Infographic Redesign

A full redesign of a complex LLM learning infographic for Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School — improving typography, visual depth, and information flow for slide-based delivery.

JHU Carey Learning Design 2024 Illustrator Data Visual
Client
Johns Hopkins University
Year
2024
Deliverable
Infographic redesign
Format
Slide-ready visual
Before
After
Before
After
⇆ Drag
Design breakdown

What changed — and why it matters.

01 Typography & Hierarchy
Readability Spacing Casing
Before
Before — Typography
After
After — Typography
02 Neumorphic Depth & Component Polish
Vectors Shadows Icons
Before
Before — Neumorphic
After
After — Neumorphic
03 Color System & Visual Flow
Gradient Color mapping Modular
Before
Before — Color
After
After — Color
Problem
What wasn't working
Dense, hard-to-read layout with no visual hierarchy
Rasterized components looked blurry at slide size
No color logic — phases were visually indistinct
Solution
What I redesigned
Rebuilt typography system with clear heading hierarchy
Vectorized all components with neumorphic depth treatment
Applied gradient color ribbon to guide visual flow
Impact
What changed
Slides now readable at full screen without zooming in
Components scale crisply to any resolution
Students parse phases faster with color-coded flow
My role
Information architecture Typography system Visual hierarchy Color system design Component vectorization Slide-ready formatting
Tools
Adobe Illustrator Google Slides
Final deliverable
JHU M5 Infographic — Final deliverable